By WSJ Staff
Fair Isaac (FICO): The credit-analytics company said it would launch a licensing program for its scores used to assess mortgage borrowers' creditworthiness, allowing resellers to bypass credit bureaus.
Equifax $(EFX)$, TransUnion (TRU): Shares of the two U.S.-listed credit-reporting companies slid in off-hours trading. Rival Experian (UK:EXPN) skidded in London.
Samsung Electronics (KR:005930), SK Hynix (KR:000660): The South Korean memory-chip makers agreed to partner with OpenAI to establish artificial-intelligence infrastructure. Both stocks jumped in Seoul.
Stellantis (IT:STLAM, STLA): The global car maker reported a jump in third-quarter U.S. sales. Shares rallied in Italy and in U.S. premarket trading.
Grab $(GRAB)$: The Nasdaq-listed ride-hailing company is expanding its GrabMaps technology to Mongolia, marking its first countrywide mapping project outside Southeast Asia. Shares gained 2% premarket.
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