Equifax Participates in Operation Maple Disruption 2.0
Equifax joined over 50 partners in a coordinated anti-fraud initiative led by the RCMP to disrupt cybercrime and fraud tools.
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Analyst Updates Equifax Price Target
Analyst Kevin Mcveigh has maintained a Buy rating on Equifax (EFX) and increased the price target to $225.
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