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(Reuters) – The world’s largest credit data firm Experian (OTC:EXPGF) on Friday reported a 14% rise in its third-quarter revenue, fuelled by robust demand for its consumer services in North America.
The London-listed company said it now expects annual revenue to grow between 16% and 17%, compared with an earlier forecast of a 15% to 17% jump.