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Selling the city on a quarterback hoping to land a big score on the field and in business
On the 12th and top floor of an Arlington building, the quarterback wore a sharp, five-button suit and led a huddle that numbered nearly five dozen.
Quarterback - Video Games - Games - Space Combat - United States
Quarterback - Video Games - Games - Space Combat - United States
Washington area housing market expected to heat up in fall, but buyers are wary
The Washington area real estate market is entering its second-busiest sales period of the year under a yellow flag of caution.
Washington - United States - Business - Business and Economy - Japan
Washington - United States - Business - Business and Economy - Japan
It's a big purchase, so why not invest some time in basic financial analysis
Ben S. Bernanke refinanced; how about you? The Federal Reserve chairman, who bought a rowhouse on Capitol Hill in 2004 using an adjustable-rate mortgage, saw his payments surge in 2009. He refinanced late last year into a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, for "a little over 5 percent," as he told Time...
Financial analysis - Business - Financial services - Investing - Research and Analysis
Financial analysis - Business - Financial services - Investing - Research and Analysis
Obama names Goolsbee to head economic council
President Obama on Friday named economist Austan Goolsbee to head the Council of Economic Advisers and urged quick passage by the Senate of his package of small-business incentives.
Barack Obama - President - Christina Romer - Council of Economic Advisers - United States
Barack Obama - President - Christina Romer - Council of Economic Advisers - United States
Bottled Water Matters' New Activist Message: Stand Up To People Who Want To Take Away Your Rights (VIDEO)
One particularly enjoyable environmental front group to monitor is Bottled Water Matters, which is funded by The International Bottled Water Association, a trade industry...
Executives with criminal records slip through FHA crackdown, documents show
A crackdown on reckless mortgage lenders by the Federal Housing Administration has failed to root out several executives with criminal records whose firms continue to do business with the agency in violation of federal law, according to government documents, court records and interviews.
Law - United States - Business - Business Services - Security
Law - United States - Business - Business Services - Security
Reynolds American Advisory on Recognition for Leadership in Corporate Sustainability
09.10.10, 08:26 AM EDT WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., Sept. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Reynolds American Inc. (NYSE: RAI) has announced the following: "RAI again recognized for leadership in corporate...
Lawmakers from Virginia vow to fight Defense Department cuts
Gov. Robert F. McDonnell and members of Virginia's congressional delegation vowed Thursday to fight Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates's decisions to shutter the Joint Forces Command, a military installation in Hampton Roads, and to slash the Pentagon's military contracting budget by 10 percent a...
Law - United States - Services - Lawyers and Law Firms - Virginia
Law - United States - Services - Lawyers and Law Firms - Virginia
Obama should call a truce with Wall Street
We need to call a truce between Main Street and Wall Street.
Barack Obama - President - United States - History - Government
Barack Obama - President - United States - History - Government
NY Court Holds Off Ruling on Indian Cigarette Tax
Filed at 6:43 p.m. ET ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) -- A New York appeals court has held off deciding whether to extend or lift an order blocking the state from collecting taxes on cigarettes sold by Native American stores to non-Indian...
Steelworkers union targets China on green-energy exports
The United Steelworkers union launched a broad challenge Thursday against what it alleges is illegal support for China's growing dominance in the renewable energy industry. The move targets China's practices in a sector that President Obama has said is central to U.S. economic renewal.
China - Energy - Technology - United States - United Steelworkers
China - Energy - Technology - United States - United Steelworkers
McMahon Hopes To Undermine Blumenthal's Image
From the moment Richard Blumenthal entered public life, his persona has been calibrated to a certain image. He was the boy wonder with the impeccable resume, the brash young...
FDA Issues Warning to E-Cigarette Makers
The Food and Drug Administration warned five makers of electronic cigarettes Thursday that they were violating federal law. The agency said the products, devices that turn nicotine liquid into a vapor mist that users inhale, are drugs that—like other nicotine-replacement products...
FDA sends warning letters to e-cigarette companies
(09-09) 14:33 PDT Richmond, Va. (AP) -- The Food and Drug Administration issued a warning Thursday to makers of electronic cigarettes, saying some make unproven health claims, but also said the agency wants to work with them to clarify what's...
McMahon Hopes To Undermine Blumenthal's Image
From the moment Richard Blumenthal entered public life, his persona has been calibrated to a certain image. He was the boy wonder with the impeccable resume, the brash young...
Republican Voinovich of Ohio to back small-business incentives in Senate bill
Retiring Sen. George Voinovich (R-Ohio) said he plans to help push a package of small-business incentives through the Senate next week, a move that would give President Obama and congressional Democrats a key victory on the economy in the final weeks before the November midterm elections.
Business - Small business - United States - Barack Obama - Senate
Business - Small business - United States - Barack Obama - Senate
FDA warns electronic cigarette companies about health claims
RICHMOND, Va. The Food and Drug Administration issued a warning Thursday to makers of electronic cigarettes, saying some make unproven health claims, but also said the agency wants to work with them to clarify what's...
NY court holds off ruling on Indian cigarette tax
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A New York appeals court has held off deciding whether to extend or lift an order blocking the state from collecting taxes on cigarettes sold by Native American stores to non-Indian...
