Proponents of Labor Department’s Fiduciary Rule Split on SEC’s Efforts
One SEC commissioner suggests "Regulation Best Interest" might be better termed "Regulation Status Quo"
While Republicans Celebrate Tax Cuts Today, Others March to Repeal Them
Sen. Pat Toomey touts tax benefits to businesses at U.S. Chamber of Commerce event
Conservatives Lay Out Concerns About Supreme Court’s Internet Sales Tax Case
Legal and economic experts worried potential ruling could give states too much power over companies
Mulvaney Lumps CFPB Salaries With Argument for More Congressional Oversight
The acting director said he would "welcome a discussion" on bureau compensation
Amid Increased Trade Tensions, Voters Uncertain About Potential Effects of Tariffs
Poll respondents were split, 39% to 43%, on whether tariffs would help or hurt U.S. economy
CFPB Staffing Drops for 4th Straight Quarter, Longest Since Agency Opened
Workforce previously increased for 9 consecutive quarters
CFPB: Complaints About Credit Reporting Agencies Almost Doubled in 2017
Consumer grievances regarding credit or consumer reporting made up 31 percent plurality of all complaints
‘Business as Usual’ for Investment Advisers Despite Fiduciary Rule Uncertainty
Appeals court vacated the Labor Department rule this month, but SEC is waiting in the wings
Pawlenty’s Stint as Washington Lobbyist Could Weigh on Gubernatorial Bid
Former head of the Financial Services Roundtable previously served two terms as Minnesota governor
CFPB’s Chief Operating Officer Is Leaving, in First High-Level Mulvaney-Era Departure
Sartaj Alag told staffers he'll leave on April 18, after almost five years as the bureau's COO