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TIME’s founding principle still holds as good today as in 1923 when it was launched by Henry Luce: to be ‘dedicated to keeping busy men and women well informed by making information more readily accessible.’
After ninety years, TIME magazine has justifiably retained its position as the No. 1 publication across the globe in the business news category.
TIME is an engrossing, absorbing and instructive weekly read, packed with intrepid reporting, lively interviews and vibrant, award-winning photography.
A weekly subscription to TIME magazine will ensure you are well informed on world affairs with our key features on politics, business, health, tech and science covering a broad range of issues.
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The only magazine I’ll make sure I read is Time. I mean, you don't get any better than that title. It combines cutting edge opinion on all the current events, showcases insightful articles, and employs writers who present the facts rather than shoving their opinions down your throat. It’s got a style and a tone all of its own, and it has something that a lot of titles don’t seem too bothered about – respect. You can't beat Time, really.
I’m always reading Time magazine. It’s important I keep up to speed with politics, world and social affairs and the environment for my job, but those are interests I have anyway, and it’s a really thorough read. I always seem to have my head in a copy, and it’s the sort of mag you can go back to a few months down the line and realise there’s something you left behind that you’d like to read now – it doesn’t age.
