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Duffy Son-In-Law Scores Big with Transportation Execs, Lobbyists

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By Caitlin Oprysko Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Michael Alfonso, the son-in-law of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, pulled in tens of thousands of dollars from transportation interests and lobbyists during the second quarter of the year, according to campaign finance disclosures filed this week.
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K Street Agenda Rolls on Even as Congressional Schedule Dwindles

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By Kate Ackley Verified, Caitlin Oprysko Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Washington lobbyists will trudge on with their influence campaigns, even if Congress scraps its own legislative to-do list. As stalemate and dysfunction threaten the House and Senate floor agendas ahead of the midterm elections, lobbyists said they have to keep working: meeting with congressional aides, pushing executive branch matters, and plotting through scheduling and power scenarios for the coming months.
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Alibaba, Tencent Dropped by DC Lobbyists to Comply With US Curbs

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By Caitlin Oprysko Verified, Kate O'Keeffe Verified, Ted Mann Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Washington’s most powerful lobbying firms are rushing to cut ties with Chinese tech giants including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and Tencent Holdings Ltd. as new US restrictions reshape the influence game for many Chinese companies. Under a law taking effect Tuesday, the Defense Department will be barred from working with any company represented by lobbyists who also work for entities blacklisted by the Pentagon for allegedly aiding China’s military.
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