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Click here to view in plain text. |  | Monday, April 16, 2012 | Today's Cover Story Steven Overly APR 15
A growing number of businesses are capitalizing on the popularity of tablet and smartphone devices by deploying apps or versions of their software that employees can access from mobile gadgets.
Latest news from Capital Business Danielle Douglas APR 15
The McLean bank is cutting nearly 500 assistant branch managers, including 166 area positions. Jonathan O'Connell APR 15
Researchers say the collapse of the local office market is largely due to political gridlock on Capitol Hill. Jonathan O'Connell APR 15
The daily deals company recently moved into its sixth D.C. office, the former Acme Stove building. Marjorie Censer APR 15
The McLean-based contractor says publicity from troubled contracts could hamper its growth. Abha Bhattarai APR 15
Largo-based Money One offers members a choice between interest and $10 of iTunes every month. Catherine Ho APR 15
The state is the country's first to enact a law to protect the privacy of job candidates and employees. Abha Bhattarai APR 15
Decision Lens gives the dolls, which cost about $500 a piece, to high-performing employees. Marjorie Censer APR 15
Silynx Communications' headsets are used by Special Ops, Navy SEALs and the FBI's SWAT team. Steven Overly APR 15
One employment site deals with the technology sector, while another focuses on minority candidates. Catherine Ho APR 15
Companies are paying attention to a lawsuit about whether trademarks can be used as keywords. Danielle Douglas APR 15
Operating dining and shopping venues at airports and travel plazas is paying off, says Tom Fricke. Joyce E. A. Russell APR 15
Career Coach | Excerpts from Joyce E.A. Russell's online chat with readers on April 11.
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