Equifax Inc

Equifax Inc. has secured a long-term pricing advantage for its VantageScore product, fixing the price at $4.50 per unit through 2027, which is expected to boost its earnings by up to $200 million and solidify its position in the credit-scoring marke…

Equifax’s stock price has declined sharply due to FICO’s new licensing program, which could potentially diminish Equifax’s dominance in the mortgage credit reporting segment, but analysts caution that the company’s underlying fundamentals remain rob…

Equifax, the US credit reporting giant, is making high-profile announcements and participating in investor conferences, but its true intentions and motivations remain unclear amidst controversy over data privacy and security.

Equifax Inc. has declared a quarterly dividend of $0.50 per share, marking its over 100-year streak of paying cash dividends.

Equifax’s stock price is rising, but the company’s survey reveals significant challenges for HR leaders in adopting technology and a concerning trend of fabricated candidate information and missed credit payments.

Equifax’s stock price has declined due to a high price-to-earnings ratio and lack of transparency, sparking concerns among investors and raising questions about the company’s future plans.

Equifax Inc remains a dominant force in the credit reporting industry, with a stable financial performance and high investor confidence in its future prospects.

Despite a recent decline in stock price, Equifax’s substantial market capitalization and promising growth prospects make it a company to watch in the coming months.

Equifax Inc.’s stock price has declined below its 52-week high, despite the company’s substantial market capitalization and continued provision of credit reporting and other services.

Equifax sees a positive trend in declining bank card delinquencies, but must now leverage its partnership with Qlarifi to innovate and lead in addressing credit risk and fraud.