TransUnion Stock Tumbles Friday: What's Driving the Action?
Shares of TransUnion are sliding Friday after the FHFA raised concerns over mortgage credit reporting costs and industry structure.
TransUnion's stock price dropped because officials are worried the company might charge too much for helping banks check if people can pay back home loans. When big leaders raise questions about a company's business, investors get nervous and sell their shares.
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