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FICO, the company that developed the most widely-used U.S. credit score, has plans for a new credit-score model.

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You hear a lot about the credit scores of individual consumers and how that affects their borrowing power. But what you might not realize is that governments have credit ratings, too.

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FICO is launching two new credit-scoring models this fall that will incorporate Buy Now, Pay Later repayment data for the first time.

S&P upgrades Cooper University Health Care to A+ credit rating, citing strong financials, growth strategy and expanding ...

Australia, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Singapore, Sweden, and Switzerland are the only ...

The US credit rating has been downgraded by one notch, 'from Aaa, the highest rating, to Aa1'. | Credit: MattZ90 / Getty Images.