FICO's new direct licensing program aims to increase competition and transparency in mortgage lending by cutting out the credit bureaus' intermediary role.
Applied Materials warns of a $710 million hit from new export rules, adding to headwinds for chip-equipment makers.
Government shutdown delays key economic data, complicating Fed's decision-making and raising uncertainty for investors and retirees.
FICO's new direct licensing program aims to increase competition and transparency in mortgage lending by cutting out the credit bureaus' intermediary role.
Applied Materials warns of a $710 million hit from new export rules, adding to headwinds for chip-equipment makers.
Government shutdown delays key economic data, complicating Fed's decision-making and raising uncertainty for investors and retirees.