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 more info | Time Magazine 9 months
Great Writers. Great Writing. Are you keen to be informed about your world? One world. One week. One magazine: Time. If you want to make sense of the world, Time is a good place to start. Sometimes frightening, sometimes surprising, sometimes inspiring but always fascinating! You'll find you always get something out of every copy of Time. PLUS receive a free 4GB USB flash drive with every subscription! |
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 more info | Fortune 1 yr FORTUNE, the world's number one business magazine, provides insightful, in-depth analysis on today's key business issues and events. With unparalleled access to the most influential business leaders, FORTUNE shares with you the successes of top corporations in Asia and around the world. PLUS every subscription receives a free "Managing in the Next Society" FREE! |
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 more info | In the words of a previous editor, The Economist is for readers;
"...with higher than average incomes, better than average minds, but with less than average time."
Or in the words of Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle;
"...I used to think.
Now I just read the Economist."
It may be the most erudite publication on the planet.
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 more info | The Week 6months The Week is a new and unique magazine that distils the nation�??�?�¢??s coverage of politics, business, sport, culture, property, travel and leisure into a single, easy- to-read weekly package. Our experienced writers scour the world�??�?�¢??s press to bring you a shortcut to all you need to know about what happened over the last week. With THE WEEK you can read less, but know more. View more Current Affairs titles |
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