Wednesday, June 24, 2009 4:59 PM
Retail Groups End Merger Plans
The National Retail Federation and the Retail Industry Leaders Association, two of the biggest retail groups in Washington, have called off their plans to merge.
"Following a deliberative process, RILA and NRF have ended discussions aimed at merging the two organizations," the two groups said in a statement. "NRF and RILA will devote all resources to continuing the work they are each doing to address the serious issues that America's consumers and retailers are facing in today's economic environment."
No other information was provided.
The two groups had announced in April that they were merging and NRF CEO Tracy Mullin said she would retire.
As we have more information, we will update this story.
"Following a deliberative process, RILA and NRF have ended discussions aimed at merging the two organizations," the two groups said in a statement. "NRF and RILA will devote all resources to continuing the work they are each doing to address the serious issues that America's consumers and retailers are facing in today's economic environment."
No other information was provided.
The two groups had announced in April that they were merging and NRF CEO Tracy Mullin said she would retire.
As we have more information, we will update this story.
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Saturday, October 29, 2011
Whatever the reason, donations have fallen from the lobbying community this year. Numbers published in a report by the Center for Responsive Politics,showed that donations have dropped by 27 percent between the first quarter of 2007 and the first quarter of 2009, according to its analysis of lobbying reports. During that same time period, the number of unique donors to members of Congress from across all industries rose by 1 percent.
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