Several industry campaigns hope to educate American consumers about the role that investors play in rapidly escalating fuel prices Big Oil has been sidelined as the villain of rising fuel pricesinvestment speculators are now in the spotlight.
Read MoreAfter complaints over the instructions on how to complete the new LD-203, congressional officials release new guidance two weeks before deadline Just 14 days before lobbyists and organizations that employ lobbyists must submit a brand new disclosure form revealing spending associated with the legislative and executive branches, congressional officials have released revised guidance on filling out the form.
Read MoreSummer programs are one way to interest students in science, technology and mathematics with an eye to increasing the diversity pipeline By Katherine Schaefer Like many engineering leaders, Patrick Natale is concerned about the future of his profession. Natale,
Read MoreDespite an economic downturn, the Washington, D.C. office space market is robust and demand is high The Washington, D.C. office rental market is hot and getting hotter, according the latest regional report from CB Richard Ellis, a dominant commercial real estate services firm.
Read MoreThe sulfur industry finds a new leader and a strong membership advocate after years in a successful Washington career Under the spotlight from the recent rise in energy costs, the sulfur industry is adding more muscle to its Washington trade group, including a well-connected plastics lobbyist. Catherine
Read MoreTodays veteran candidates are diplomatic and politically savvy, but still must fight stereotypes By Daniel Horgan Recruiters for associations and nonprofits love a man and a womanin uniform. Theyre turning to the areas large pool of retired military officers to fill CEO and other executive posts, attracted by the officers discipline and leadership skills. The military is a great
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