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Last month we wondered if a shareholder suit against Qualcomm could become a legal turning point for efforts to shine the light of day on corporate political spending. Apparently Qualcomm and its lawyers at Covington & Burling and DLA Piper didn't want to take that gamble--or else they figured a little sunshine wouldn't do too much harm.
February 22, 2013 at 01:42 AM
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