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5. Possibly because there are nondisclosure agreements with their clients (both R and D)
Tue Jan 9, 2018, 11:03 AM
Jan 2018

which they can't break. No one might hire them again if they were to discuss clients' business in public.

But compulsory sworn testimony, given in private, probably does not breach such agreements. If Congress releases the information, the company doesn't bear so many of the consequences.

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