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Click here to view in plain text. |  | Monday, February 6, 2012 | Today's Cover Story Steven Overly FEB 5
For universities, entrepreneurship is a new field of study—and one that is attracting students who aren't interested in being business majors.
Latest news from Capital Business Catherine Ho FEB 5
Win or lose, candidates often leave their lawmakers as the last to get their money—if at all. Marjorie Censer FEB 5
The McLean firm offers new details on its decision to trim about 2 percent of its workforce. Jonathan O'Connell FEB 5
Concerns have been raised for both D.C. Ritz-Carltons, as well as Skyline 7 and Avion Business Park. Jonathan O'Connell FEB 5
Covington & Burling and Arnold & Porter are the latest big law firms to search for new office space. Danielle Douglas FEB 5
Capital One and FedEx are among the 39 companies that are listing jobs on OppsPlace.com. Danielle Douglas FEB 5
The specialty retailer says it will hire 25-30 employees at new stores in Fairfax, Sterling and Woodbrigde. Marjorie Censer FEB 5
Leonard E. Moodispaw declined his $100,000 annual bonus over a drop in the company's share price. Steven Overly FEB 5
The company, which closed a round of venture capital and debt financing last week, expects profits by 2013. Abha Bhattarai FEB 5
Life at work | The COO of Optimal Networks cooks breakfast for all company employees every Friday. Joyce E. A. Russell FEB 5
Career Coach | Too often, exit interviews are poorly conducted by ill-trained individuals.
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