MINNEAPOLIS – FICO, known until recently as Fair Isaac & Co., reported a 28% decline in fiscal fourth quarter earnings yesterday, to $17.1 million, as revenues slid 13%.
The provider of the ubiquitous FICO credit score said fourth quarter revenues were $151.9 million, down form $178.2 million for the same period last year.
For the full year, FICO reported a 15% decline in revenues, to $630.7 million, and a 22% drop in net income, to $65.1 million.
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