Fortune Magazine November 10, 1986 Mafia Boss Anthony Salerno VG
Fortune Magazine November 10, 1986 Mafia Boss Anthony Salerno VGThis November 10, 1986 issue of Fortune Magazine features a rare and controversial cover story on the biggest Mafia bosses in America, including Anthony "Fat Tony" Salerno. The issue provides a detailed look into the $50-billion-a-year organized crime industry, comparing its operations to corporate business management. It also explores how law enforcement is working to dismantle Mafia profit centers, the wealth and power of crime bosses, and the role of outside consultants in the underworld. This is a must-have collector’s edition for those interested in crime history, law enforcement, and business strategy.Condition: Very good condition with minor wear on edges The item shown in the listing is exactly what you will receive—please review images for condition verification Comes with a plastic protective covering for preservation Featured Articles: Mafia Business & Operations The 50 Biggest Mafia Bosses – An inside look at the men who run America’s organized crime empires and the challenges they face—including law enforcement crackdowns and internal power struggles (by Roy Rowan) How They Rank in Wealth and Power – A ranking of the top Mafia figures based on their influence and financial standing The Bookkeeper Who Did His Job Too Well – How one accountant’s meticulous records led to trouble for the mob The Mob’s Outside Consultants – Lawyers, financiers, and legitimate businesspeople who assist organized crime operations Equal Opportunity in Crime – How organized crime is diversifying beyond traditional ethnic lines Additional Information: Combined shipping available—please inquire for details A highly collectible issue for those fascinated by organized crime, law enforcement investigations, and the financial workings of the Mafia.MANAGING The 50 Biggest Mafia Bosses – Page 24 Meet the men who run the $50-billion-a-year crime business. They face problems any manager would find familiar. And the feds are out to wreck their profit centers. by Roy Rowan How They Rank in Wealth and Power – Page 27 The Bookkeeper Who Did His Job Too Well – Page 31 The Mob’s Outside Consultants – Page 34 Equal Opportunity in Crime – Page 38
Fortune Magazine November 10, 1986 Mafia Boss Anthony Salerno VG
This November 10, 1986 issue of Fortune Magazine features a rare and controversial cover story on the biggest Mafia bosses in America, including Anthony "Fat Tony" Salerno. The issue provides a detailed look into the $50-billion-a-year organized crime industry, comparing its operations to corporate business management. It also explores how law enforcement is working to dismantle Mafia profit centers, the wealth and power of crime bosses, and the role of outside consultants in the underworld. This is a must-have collector’s edition for those interested in crime history, law enforcement, and business strategy.
Condition:
Very good condition with minor wear on edges
The item shown in the listing is exactly what you will receive—please review images for condition verification
Comes with a plastic protective covering for preservation
Featured Articles: Mafia Business & Operations
The 50 Biggest Mafia Bosses – An inside look at the men who run America’s organized crime empires and the challenges they face—including law enforcement crackdowns and internal power struggles (by Roy Rowan)
How They Rank in Wealth and Power – A ranking of the top Mafia figures based on their influence and financial standing
The Bookkeeper Who Did His Job Too Well – How one accountant’s meticulous records led to trouble for the mob
The Mob’s Outside Consultants – Lawyers, financiers, and legitimate businesspeople who assist organized crime operations
Equal Opportunity in Crime – How organized crime is diversifying beyond traditional ethnic lines
Additional Information:
Combined shipping available—please inquire for details
A highly collectible issue for those fascinated by organized crime, law enforcement investigations, and the financial workings of the Mafia.
MANAGING
The 50 Biggest Mafia Bosses – Page 24 Meet the men who run the $50-billion-a-year crime business. They face problems any manager would find familiar. And the feds are out to wreck their profit centers. by Roy Rowan
