- Jia Lynn Yang
- Reporter
Jia Lynn Yang is a staff writer at The Washington Post who covers policy relating to corporate America, including regulation, taxes and antitrust. Before joining the Post, she worked at Fortune magazine.
Ways investors gain ‘political intelligence’ facing public scrutiny
Current and former congressional staffers say talking with investors and research analysts is common.
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A conference call with a staffer for Sen. Orrin Hatch shows that D.C. firms aren’t investors’ only source.
D.C. law firm finds itself at the center of ‘political intelligence’ case
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Intel for investors: What’s going on behind closed doors in Washington
The “political intelligence” industry is booming as companies seek information about federal actions.
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