For years, rival executives have been fighting behind the scenes over who controls the most important number in every American’s financial life: their credit score.
Now, a $10 fee has tipped the sides into open warfare. To the victor will go the power to determine who gets mortgages, car loans and credit cards in the U.S. and how much they will pay for them.
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