Finance
Mulvaney’s CFPB Considers Moving Staff to the Basement, or Dallas
- Acting director is reviewing ways to cut spending by millions
- Ideas include shared desks and relocating workers out of D.C.
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Mick Mulvaney says he’s legally barred from shutting down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a regulator he once called a “sick” joke.
But the agency’s acting director could move dozens of employees to the basement of its Washington headquarters. And he might try to relocate other staff members to Dallas.