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Equifax buys DataVision Resources

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Aug 2, 2011

Atlanta-based Equifax said on Tuesday it has acquired an Iowa-based DataVision Resources, a provider of data and other business services to the mortgage, financial services and insurance industries.

DataVision will become part of Equifax’s St. Louis-based TALX subsidiary, which provides income verification and outsourced human resources services. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Equifax has continued to reshape its business throughout the past few years. The deal is the second acquisition of the year for Equifax and follows the recent merger of its Brazilian outfit with Boa Vista Servicos.

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J. Scott Trubey is the senior editor over business, climate and environment coverage at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He previously served as a business reporter for the AJC covering banking, real estate and economic development. He joined the AJC in 2010.

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