Could this finally be the straw that breaks Cartwrights back?
Way to destroy shareholder value over 5 years, Chris!
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@fg Bet nothing happened to 1 true (∞) man $(∞)it S(∞)i@g
@fg Who got notified ? Which location/teams?
@fg+1k6jmhva5 - when were they notified? Are we expecting any news in the coming days?
Lot of separation dates today. Employees bearing full brunt and getting sla-ghtered.
FICO Shakes Up Credit-Score Market
New pricing model for mortgage lenders comes as Trump administration pushes for regulatory changes to lower costs
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Traders working on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
The announcement weighed on shares of the credit bureaus, which have long profited from reselling scores. PHOTO: SPENCER PLATT/GETTY IMAGES
Fair Isaac is upending the credit-scoring industry by giving mortgage lenders a way to get its credit scores without buying them from Experian, Equifax EFX -8.47%decrease; red down pointing triangle or TransUnion TRU -10.64%decrease; red down pointing triangle.
Shares of Fair Isaac, which goes by the name FICO after its well-known credit score, surged 18% and the shares of the credit-scoring firms fell as much as 11%.
@cr Nothing will happen ! Nothing is breaking - no straws ! The problem is poor people culture at its core.
Onetrue (∞) man S(∞)it - so many complaints - Nothing happened because of friend upstair. Nothing will change - stock price up or down.
This is not the result of TU or its leadership, but rather FICO announcing they will be directly selling their scores to lenders versus having to go through a bureau. Equifax and Experian share prices also fell by a similar ~ 10% today. There is an article on Yahoo Finance when you search for TRU.