GAO Finds Widespread Conflicts Of Interest In Federal Agencies
A GAO study released Monday finds hundreds of federal employees hold stock in companies they regulate. It urges broad disclosure of outside income and financial interests, with examples across agencies including the Geological Survey and Bureau of Standards.
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