LOBBYING & LAW

Corporate America's Enlightened Disclosure

Top companies are lining up to show how much they spend in Washington, and on whom.

by Julie Kosterlitz

Saturday, Oct. 24, 2009


The Center for Political Accountability is persuading companies to adopt a model code of conduct on political spending that stresses board oversight and public disclosure.

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