Equifax reported second-quarter revenue of $1.537 billion, up 7 percent from a year earlier and ahead of analysts’ $1.512 billion consensus. Adjusted earnings per share rose 10 percent to $2.00, beating the $1.92 estimate, while net income climbed to $191.3 million. Performance was driven by a 14 percent jump in U.S. mortgage revenue and continued uptake of new products built on the company’s cloud and AI platforms, management said. Workforce Solutions revenue grew 8 percent and U.S. Information Solutions advanced 9 percent, offsetting softness in hiring-related business lines. Equifax returned roughly $190 million to shareholders during the quarter, including $127 million in share repurchases under its new $3 billion program. The company also reiterated its full-year constant-currency outlook but lifted reported 2025 guidance to $5.97 billion–$6.04 billion in revenue and adjusted EPS of $7.33–$7.63, citing foreign-exchange benefits. For the current quarter, Equifax projects revenue of $1.505 billion–$1.535 billion and adjusted EPS of $1.87–$1.97. Despite the beat and higher outlook, the stock fell about 3.7 percent in pre-market trading.