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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau v. Block, Inc.
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3:22-mc-80214
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December 01, 2022
CFPB Wins Bid To Enforce Subpoena On Jack Dorsey's Block
A California federal judge granted the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's petition to enforce an administrative subpoena against Block Inc., the maker of Cash App, saying she was "confused" as to why the Jack Dorsey-founded company opposed the petition since it had also indicated it would comply with all the agency's investigative demands.
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October 20, 2022
Block Calls CFPB Bid To Compel Doc Production Unnecessary
Block Inc., the maker of Cash App, urged a California federal judge on Tuesday to reject a petition from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that seeks to compel Block to produce information for an agency investigation, arguing that it has already responded to the CFPB's demands and does not need to be pushed.
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August 19, 2022
CFPB Says Jack Dorsey's Block 'Slow-Walking' Doc Demands
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has petitioned a California federal court for help enforcing investigative demands against Jack Dorsey-led Block Inc., the maker of the Cash App mobile payment service, which the agency said it is looking into as part of a broader payments-related probe.