Shares of several technology and financial companies, including Zscaler, Guidewire Software, TransUnion, and Oxford Nanopore, dropped sharply in market trading after quarterly results were overshadowed by declining cash flows or pessimistic forward guidance.
TransUnion leadership continues to see executive transactions as president Steven Chaouki divests $84,420 worth of the credit reporting agency's shares.
TransUnion is signaling an 11-12% adjusted diluted EPS growth for 2026. The company also aims to complete U.S. OneTru migrations by the end of the year.
The Globe and Mail reports that financial analysts hold conflicting views on the prospects of several key financial companies, including S&P Global, Visa, and TransUnion.
Shares of FICO, Equifax, and TransUnion dropped significantly after the Federal Housing Finance Agency director renewed his criticism of consumer credit scoring expenses.
New research from TransUnion indicates that enrolling in debt settlement programs correlates with more severe credit score declines compared to filing for bankruptcy.
Several companies, including NOV, Chemed, Seagate Technology, and Mondelēz, have reported their Q2 2026 earnings, with many beating analyst expectations, while others like DMC Global and Public Storage have released Q2 2026 earnings previews.
Core Scientific reported a doubling of its Q2 revenue, exceeding expectations, as its AI leasing pipeline expanded following a deal with AMD. The company's earnings per share also beat estimates.
Zscaler and TransUnion, two distinct companies, announced their plans to present at upcoming investor conferences. These presentations are scheduled to take place in various locations, including New York and Chicago.
Financial analysts have expressed a bullish outlook on the stocks of top financial companies, specifically naming TransUnion (TRU) and Affiliated Managers (AMG).
An Edmonton woman spent 18 months fighting Equifax and TransUnion to fix her credit rating after identity thieves accumulated $20,000 in debt in her name, highlighting systemic issues in Canada's credit reporting.
Shares of Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion declined after homebuilder PulteGroup publicly accused the agencies of unfairly overcharging American consumers for credit services.
Several companies, including UPS, Trustmark, and Renasant, released their second-quarter earnings reports, showing a mix of beats and misses on revenue and EPS. UPS notably exceeded expectations and raised its full-year guidance.
Several companies, including Franklin Electric, CTS Corporation, and Oshkosh, have reported better-than-expected earnings and revenue, leading many to raise or reaffirm their financial outlooks for fiscal year 2026.
Some borrowers are turning to personal loans to refinance credit card debt. Those loans are expected increase nearly 6% this year, TransUnion forecasts