For example, ConocoPhillips is #5 in the Fortune 500.
For example, in 2001, Fortune put Enron on its most admired companies list, and Business Week put Tyco International at the top of its best performers list.
It has, for example, touched on the fortunes of Kirkuk's football club.
But all long-lasting politicians have luck; President Bush's father, for example, had the good fortune to have Michael S. Dukakis for an opponent in 1988.
Linkedin, for example, is heading toward $10 billion in revenues which puts it well up on the Fortune 500 list.
In the late 1990s, a journalist from the Fortune Magazine came to Finland to discover the 'secret code' of Nokia.
Mary Barra is the perfect example -- she runs General Motors, which ranks number six on the Fortune 500.
For example, we employed CPBA to highlight shared board members among the Fortune 500 companies.
Initially, the principals of Hicks, Muse, for example, made a fortune in leveraged buyouts in industries like food and radio and television.
Kaplan allows that all journalists have some conflicts: "Of course, media outlets can find themselves covering those from whom they take money -- advertisers, and sometimes even owners (as Fortune has done, for example, in writing about the AOL/Time Warner merger)." But Rose is different since "typically editorial and business staff are separate," he declares.
Several characteristics of participating organisations seemed to be important in explaining the fortunes of the SCR.
