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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau moves to place Google under supervision
The CFPB has taken steps to place Google under formal federal supervision, a move that could subject the company to regular insepctions.
Google is facing the threat of government regulators supervising its financial services
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is tasked with keeping financial institutions accountable to consumers, and stepping in to regulate where it sees the need. According to The Washington Post, the CFPB is working to place Google under its federal supervision.
Google is being targeted for oversight by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has started the process of placing Google under federal supervision, an action which could create new standards for how the federal government can oversee big tech if the effort is successful.
US regulator looks to put Google under federal supervision, Washington Post says
Google has fiercely resisted the idea over months of highly secretive talks, citing two people familiar with the discussions.
CFPB looks to place Google under federal supervision, setting up clash
The CFPB aims to conduct more rigorous direct oversight of the tech firm, a major move that Google has resisted in the final months of the Biden administration.
CFPB seeks to place Google under federal supervision, Washington Post reports
The CFPB is looking to place Google under federal supervision, in an effort to conduct a more rigorous direct oversight of the tech firm, a
CFPB is reportedly trying to put Google under bank-like supervision
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is seeking to put Google under federal supervision, a move that could impose the same kinds of monitoring and inspections used on banks, The Washington Post reports.
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