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Credit Checks Down

Posted by Chris Farrell on Thursday, November 15, 2007

Bloomberg has a story this morning on Experian, the world's largest credit checking company. Experian's stock fell a whopping 19% in London after saying sales growth is slowing. Another sign that credit is tough to come by, even for creditworthy borrowers.

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