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21. Ann Moore
21. Ann Moore
Chairman and CEO, Time Inc.
Time Warner (TWX)
2008 rank: 20
Age: 59

As chief of the largest U.S. magazine publisher (which owns Fortune), she influences millions of readers. But steep advertising declines and a rush to digital media have her scrambling to adjust -- restructuring the company and exploring new business models.

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Last updated September 15 2009: 12:58 PM ET
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