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Elizabeth Warren, President Obama's administrator of the TARP funds, has been selected to help form, but not head, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a bureau she proposed in 2007.

Elizabeth Warren To Oversee Creation Of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau : The Two-Way In the Rose Garden, President Obama gave consumer advocate Elizabeth Warren a new title: Assistant to the ...

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) is fighting to keep the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s power intact as her Republican colleagues vow to block the confirmation of its director, Richard ...

Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful Elizabeth Warren is calling on Republicans in Congress to back off attempts to limit the power of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Harvard law professor Elizabeth Warren dreamed up the idea of a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. he's the most qualified person, by far, to become its first director -- the one that will set ...

Elizabeth Warren, special advisor for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, has faced objections from Congress and banks for coming down too hard on financial institutions. She chats with ...

President Obama may end up nominating Elizabeth Warren, a Wall Street critic championed by the left, as the chief of his new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau simply because no one else will ...

Among the many reasons why President Obama should name Elizabeth Warren to head the government's new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau are her toughness, independence and expertise. But the ...

Elizabeth Warren's Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) launches its website. The approach and the openness are a great start. The mission is so far reaching, though.

When Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) began staffing up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in 2010 and 2011, she did something that appeared, at first blush, to be highly counterintuitive.

AMY GOODMAN: Harvard Law School professor, bankruptcy expert, Elizabeth Warren, is frontrunner to lead the newly created Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The bureau’s director will be the ...