Groupon Malaysia

Research shows that the most searched for aspect in a prospective life partner is his or her ability to provide economic stability. Start revising with today’s Groupon: for RM130, you get a 12-month subscription of 20 issues to Fortune Magazine, inclusive of nationwide delivery (up to RM460 value), as well as a complimentary pre-ordered copy of The Legacy of Steve Jobs.

Put on intellectual farce by paraphrasing business news and analysis from the leading international business magazine and seal the deal by revisiting the list of top 100 companies to work for before belching the alphabet in reverse order. Readers are kept updated throughout the year on current trends in business, technology, politics, lifestyle and pocket squares so topics on the weather never have to be resorted to during coffee conversations. Without extra charge and the need to visit newsstands, the magazine is welcomed with delight every three weeks or so.

The Legacy of Steve Jobs (112 pages; ISBN 9781618930019) is scheduled to be published late 2011, and will be delivered in January, 2012. 

How it works

1. Purchase this Groupon.
2. Fill in this booking form by Oct 31, 2011. 
3. You will receive a pop up confirmation.
4. Subscription will begin with the Dec 12, 2011 issue, and customers will receive their first issue 1 week prior to this date.

Reviews

I've always had a passion for learning what companies are doing, and how to be successful through established business practices. That's why I read Fortune Magazine on a fairly regular basis, plus I love their opinions section. Each issue has an entire section called "Opinions", where there are articles written by experts in a particular field. A lot of them are focused on new technologies, including energy procurement, which is what I'm most interested in learning about. These opinions are written in such a way, that they show the experience of the writer, and I like to see such full bodied strength.- Mar 14, 2010.Toiletoctopus

Fortune is very similar to Forbes - but without the conservative bent. The magazine has well-written profiles and analysis on various businesses and business people. They tend to write about companies that aren't nessesarily in the news and they concentrate disproportionately on blue-chip companies (like Chrysler or Motorola).THINKTRADE