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NEWS ABOUT: Dulles

Dulles stories: 4 news summaries

 Vitter Denies Airport Meltdown 

Sen. admits blunder, but says reports of tantrum are greatly exaggerated

Mar 12, 09 2:28 AM CDT
(Newser) - Sen. David Vitter says reports he threw a tantrum at Washington's Dulles Airport are way off base, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports. The Republican acknowledges that he blundered through the wrong door in a rush to catch a flight back to Louisiana, but denies  reports that he berated an... More »

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Senate Republicans • David Vitter • airport • Dulles • temper tantrums

(Newser) - Sen. David Vitter, perhaps best known for admitting to patronizing a prostitute, had a very public meltdown at Washington’s Dulles Airport last week after arriving late for a flight, Roll Call reports. Finding the gate already closed when he arrived to board, the Louisiana Republican opened the door anyway,... More »

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Senate Republicans • David Vitter • airport security • Dulles • scandal

You've Got No Mail: DC Techies Ponder Life After AOL

Relocation is struggling sector's latest setback

Feb 18, 08 10:12 AM CST
(Newser) - AOL is moving its HQ to New York, cutting nearly half of its 5,700 DC-area jobs, and leaving serious questions about the Washington, DC area’s tech industry in its wake. AOL’s declining fortunes have already hurt the sector, but local techies and VCs have fought back with... More »

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Google • AOL • New York City • Washington DC • Facebook • startup • Dulles • venture capitalists • tech sector • Revolution • tech industry

AOL Packs for Move to NY

The company employs 4,000 people in northern Virginia

Sep 17, 07 3:11 PM CDT
(Newser) - AOL headquarters will move from Dulles, Va., to New York, improving access to the ad industry that's crucial to its evolving business strategy. Execs say AOL's 4,000 employees in the DC suburb won't lose their jobs, but locals are worried. "This is a loss and there is no... More »

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Time Warner • AOL • New York City • Washington DC • Virginia • Dulles

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