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Supreme Court Agrees to Take on Canning v. NLRB, Case Rife with CFPB Implications

June 24, 2013

There is a whole other level of supervisory and enforcement authority available to the bureau under a director approved with the consent of the Senate, mostly having to do with non-bank lending.

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Supreme Court Agrees to Take on Canning v. NLRB, Case Rife with CFPB Implications

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