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| New at the top: Razorsight's Chris Checco and the power of getting things done Dec 23rd 2012, 23:01 Growing up I had many professional aspirations, everything from a geologist to a professional gymnast. But after a few turning points it became clear what I was meant to do. I started at a publishing company where I was tasked with converting a manual business into an automated electronic business. It was a huge undertaking because it involved converting bins and bins of cards that tracked the 600,000 members in the company's book clubs. Read full article >>  | | D.C. area appointments for Dec. 24 Dec 23rd 2012, 22:44 Arabella Advisors of the District appointed Jill Rademacher managing director. Arbitron of Columbia appointed Sean R. Creamer president and chief executive. JBS International of Bethesda appointed Candace Charkow, Jennifer Kasten and Larry Robertson as vice presidents. Read full article >>  | | Gun owners vs. the NRA: What the polling shows Dec 23rd 2012, 18:26 Poli-Sci Perspective is a weekly Wonkblog feature in which Georgetown University's Dan Hopkins and George Washington University's Danny Hayes and John Sides offer an empirical perspective on the issues dominating Washington. In this edition, Sides examines research showing that the strongly anti-gun control views embraced by the National Rifle Association are not only at odds with those of most Americans who do not own guns, but differ from those of many gun owners themselves. Read full article >>  | | Earn an average salary? Covering your health spending will take 58.3 workdays Dec 23rd 2012, 14:15 We usually think about the growth in health care spending in straight dollars, the number put toward medicine from one year to the next. Chris Conover has another way of going about it: He recently graphed the number of work days, paid at average wage, necessary to buy an average amount of health care. Right now, the average worker needs to work nearly two months of eight-hour work days 58.3 days, to be exact to purchase the average amount of health care spending. Back in 1958, that number stood at 14.8 days. Read full article >>  | |
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