Indrani Sen

Warren Buffett has always had a special relationship with Fortune—a magazine almost the exact same age as him.

The Equity Funding Corp. of America scandal was the “Enron” of the 1970s.

In 1989, Fortune called Walmart an "outback discounter" and declared, “it's about time Wal-Mart got some respect.”

Consumers have long demanded healthier options from major packaged-food companies. Can they deliver?

There’s a straight line to draw between the farm mechanization Fortune wrote about in 1948, and the “overlapping crises” facing American farmers now.

A 1954 Fortune survey of business leaders revealed some starkly divergent views of Senator Joseph McCarthy.

The announcement that Kraft Heinz will split is “a symbolic closing chapter on a rare investing miscalculation” for the Oracle of Omaha.

“The truth is that America's manufacturing sector isn't about to collapse,” a 2003 Fortune feature asserted.

The 19 months of tense negotiations over the Skydance-Paramount merger are nothing compared to other battles in the family’s history.

Featuring covers from 1933, 1957, and more.