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Byline: Jonathan Swigart, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Companies are digging deeper into their pockets for holiday parties this year, with 80 percent planning festivities, a survey shows.
Of those, 32 percent plan to spend more on their parties, whether in or out of the office, said the survey from Chicago outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc. That number is up from 26 percent last year.
Mind & Media, an Alexandria press-communications firm, has a reason to celebrate. "We had some growth in the company with more employees, and so there was a little bit...
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