Pursuits
FedEx Joins Ford in House Tax Chief’s Portfolio, Witness Chairs
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Since becoming chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee in January, Representative Dave Camp has invited executives from 13 publicly traded companies to testify on tax and trade policy. The chairman owned shares in six of them.
Camp, a 57-year-old Michigan Republican, owned stocks and bonds issued by dozens of individual companies, according to his annual personal financial disclosure form, which was filed June 15 and covers the year ending Dec. 31, 2010.