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WIKI ANALYSIS
Version 1: In progress / Notes
The Dun & Bradstreet Corporation (NYSE: DNB) sells business information and research. It maintains information on 125 million companies across 20 countries. DNB has the largest volume of business credit information in the world. It is also known for its D-U-N-S (Data Universal Numbering System), which is used to classify over 100 million companies.
Corporate Overview
Companies spun-off from DNB include: ACNielsen, Cognizant Technology Solutions (CTSH), Reuben H. Donnelley and Moody's (MCO).
Financial Metrics
Revenue Segments
DNB reports earning based on two geographic segments: United States and International.
Trends and Forces
Loss of Market Share to Credit Rating Agencies
Currently, all companies that are financed through GE all pull Experian opposed to DnB. Amazon and Lowes are two of the many companies financed through GE.[1]
Products to Improve Cash Flow, Profitability Emphasized in Light of Recession
High Renewal Subscription Products Resist Declines
DNB Positioned to Take Advantage of Need for More Outsourcing Information
Competition
Experian, Equifax, MarketWatch, InfoUSA and Yahoo! Finance
Market Share
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