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Click here to view in plain text. |  | Monday, April 2, 2012 | Today's Cover Story Marjorie Censer APR 1
Mid-size contractors once seemed the odd man out in contract awards. Now they say being neither too big nor too small can be an asset as government spending slows.
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CBRE's Cathy Delcoco and Meredith LaPier count Northrop Grumman, Bechtel, AOL as clients. Marjorie Censer APR 1
After 56 years running Fairfax-based Dewberry, Sid Dewberry is stepping down as chairman. Catherine Ho APR 1
Dewey & LeBoeuf is making changes after the departure of nearly 40 of its 300-plus partners. Catherine Ho APR 1
District-based Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox has started a first-of-its-kind practice. Olga Khazan APR 1
Passage of the bill, which cleared the House last week, may help start-ups raise money and go public. Abha Bhattarai APR 1
Meet the man who makes a living—and annual revenue upwards of $100,000—from cleaning gum. Steven Overly 11:05 AM ET
The Download | Gray is proposing two changes to the way the city taxes tech firms and their investors. Marjorie Censer APR 1
The move comes amid a growing focus on health care IT contracting for both Falls Church companies. Marjorie Censer APR 1
Despite reductions in government spending, the Fairfax company is still posting solid results. Abha Bhattarai MAR 30
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