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Click here to view in plain text. |  | Monday, June 18, 2012 | Today's Cover Story Marjorie Censer JUN 17
The government's "cloud-first" policy helps retail giant move into the federal marketplace.
Latest news from Capital Business Marjorie Censer JUN 17
As other contractors bring in new leadership, Ralph Shrader speaks up for consistency and continuity. Jonathan O'Connell JUN 17
Research staff at commercial real estate firms like CBRE are coming out of the shadows. Danielle Douglas JUN 17
The customer can now attach coupons and personalized deals to club cards and mobile apps. Catherine Ho JUN 17
The presidential candidate spoke in Washington at the quarterly meeting of the Business Roundtable. Catherine Ho JUN 17
ICANN is opening up Web naming to include hundreds of new endings, from ".art" to ".blog." Jonathan O'Connell JUN 17
The tax would contribute half of the $507 million needed for road improvements in the area. Catherine Ho JUN 17
Local law firms are expanding practices to handle clients' data and privacy needs. Steven Overly JUN 17
The Download | Personal says there is value in the bits of data that people use to make daily decisions. Danielle Douglas JUN 17
Retailers are pouring more money into software and technology to automate the distribution of goods. JUN 17
Business Rx | Gryphn's founder seeks advice on hiring the right employees with a limited budget. - Chat with Elana Fine: Tuesday at noon
Joyce E.A. Russell JUN 17
Career Coach | To be successful, an organization must manage its interpersonal relationships. Abha Bhattarai JUN 17
Life at work | Employees at Mosaic Data Services in Rockville celebrate with Nationals games.
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