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Click here to view in plain text. |  | Monday, May 7, 2012 | Today's Cover Story Danielle Douglas MAY 6
Business magnate Robert L. Johnson has turned to fresh faces to fill important senior roles at his various financial enterprises.
Latest news from Capital Business Marjorie Censer MAY 6
The Defense Department is gearing up for another consolidation, putting local companies on alert Jonathan O'Connell MAY 6
The partnership is eyeing a site near the Shady Grove Metro for a $85 million 8,000-seat stadium. Steven Overly MAY 6
Takoma Park-based I Heart Guts sells t-shirts, pins and plush toys that replicate bodily organs. Marjorie Censer MAY 6
Q&A | Richard A. Clarke says he will focus on counter-terrorism and cybersecurity at SRA International. Steven Overly MAY 4
Herndon-based GeoEye has offered to pay $792 million in cash and stock for DigitalGlobe at a time when the satellite-imagery business faces federal belt-tightening. Marjorie Censer MAY 6
The government will soon roll out a program that could offer a smoother path for companies that want to sell their cloud services and products to federal agencies. Catherine Ho MAY 6
Local companies like Capital One are creating ways to formalize free work for their attorneys. Danielle Douglas MAY 6
Troubles at HarVest Bank had been brewing for some time, but a band of investors thought they could save the Gaithersburg bank. Danielle Douglas MAY 6
Q&A | Eric F. Billings, co-founder of FBR Capital Markets, discusses his departure from the firm. Jeffrey Kudisch MAY 6
Career Coach | When pusuing a job, think like a sales person: Every rejection brings you closer to success. Abha Bhattarai MAY 6
Life at work | The firm allows workers to borrow the two-wheeled vehicles for personal errands.
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