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The nation's political capital has also become a primary destination for tech workers, whose skills are urgently needed as the region's corporate landscape changes. The Dangerfield Effect Despite a positive outlook, stocks in the hospitality sector just aren't getting due respect on Wall Street. Sizing Up the Field The Post 200 is like a class reunion. It's a chance to discover who's in and who's out, to see if the ones voted "most likely to succeed" ever did, and to wonder at how the class nerd morphed into a billionaire. Strategic Failure The market may be back up but the recent stock free fall and the surprising tale of MicroStrategy Inc. have hit the Washington technology region with a one-two punch that's left area executives reeling with a sense of reality. © 2002-2005 The Washington Post Company |
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