Staff at the Federal Trade Commission in Washington were told Wednesday that they must leave their current offices in the coming months and move into the building being vacated by the US Agency for International Development, according to people familiar with the matter.
The surprise order, the people said, came from the Department of Government Efficiency, the
The people were granted anonymity to discuss the decision.
The majority of the antitrust and consumer protection agency’s 1,300 employees work out of a Washington building that ...
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