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Serving on Corporate Board while in Congress? That Could End

live5news.com Aug 10 2018 BoardNews

WASHINGTON (AP) - The indictment of Rep. Chris Collins on insider trading charges is drawing new attention to the freedom members of Congress have to serve on corporate boards or to buy and sell stock in industries they're responsible for overseeing...
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1. In almost every situation, the ethics standards members of Congress impose on themselves are more lax than what they require of high-level executive branch officials.
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