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- The madding crowd gathers. // Business News New Jersey;09/20/99, Vol. 12 Issue 34, p14
Editorial. Examines the impact of the 1999 senatorial elections on businesses in New Jersey. Effect of politicking; Possible candidates; Opportunity for the business community to forward reform proposals.
- Giving voters the business. Philippidis, Alex // Westchester County Business Journal;11/12/2001, Vol. 40 Issue 46, p4
Comments on how politicians in New York State win elections by positioning themselves as champions of business interests. Victory of Michael R. Bloomberg as mayor of New York City in November 2001; Ways in which Andrew J. Spano's focus on economic development enabled him to win the Westchester...
- Rules of etiquette for the season of giving. Gifford, Ron // Indianapolis Business Journal;9/11/2006, Vol. 27 Issue 27, p16
The article discusses the ways in dealing financial solicitations during political campaigns in the U.S. Business community is likely associated with politicians in the season of campaigns. Political leaders who want to replenish their campaign funds seek the assistance of businesspeople through...
- Business and Al Gore. Shearer, Kent // Enterprise/Salt Lake City;09/11/2000, Vol. 30 Issue 10, p23
Explains the rationale for Democratic presidential candidate Al Gore's rhetorical attack on American business. Effort to keep traditional Democrats by demonizing their ancient business adversary; Move to lure women voters by attacking the business sector that denied them both recognition and...
- Business Stays Neutral. // Export Today's Global Business;Jun2000, Vol. 16 Issue 6, p10
Highlights the concerns of the business sector on the victory of the National Action Party presidential candidate Vicente Fox and prospect of long political and economic transition in Panama. Recommendations for foreign investments in Mexico; Speculations on the result of the elections in Panama.
- The leadership election. Carlaw, Simon // New Zealand Management;Mar2002, Vol. 49 Issue 2, p12
Comments on the selection of political leaders for the 2002 election in New Zealand. Business-related issues associated with political leadership; Characteristics relevant to a political leader; Social issues that pose challenge to political leaders.
- Here Comes More Bashing. Taber, George M. // Business News New Jersey;06/27/2000, Vol. 13 Issue 26, p16
Editorial. Comments on antibusiness demagoguery indulged in by presidential candidate Al Gore and his campaigners following the sharp increase in gasoline prices in the United States. Rationale behind the strategy.
- For Big Pharma, It's All over but the Spending. Goldblatt, Dan // Business News New Jersey;11/14/2000, Vol. 13 Issue 46, p6
Highlights the political spending of New Jersey's pharmaceutical companies in the 2000 presidential elections of the United States. Percentage of campaign contributions given to the Republican Party; Reasons behind the pharmaceutical companies support for Republican candidate George W. Bush;...
- Where the candidates stand. MacLachlan, Claudia // Crain's Chicago Business;03/13/2000, Vol. 23 Issue 11, pSB6
Reports on the involvement of small business lobbying groups in the United States presidential election in 2000. Activities of the National Federation of Independent Business and the National Small Business United; Position papers issued by Republican and Democrat candidates of interest to the...
