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Published: 19 March 2002 16:36 GMT
UK retail giant GUS has bought US online credit reporting company ConsumerInfo.com for $130m.
GUS (Great Universal Stores), which owns high street catalogue chain Argos, said the company made a small profit in 2001 on sales of $50m - making it that rarest of breeds, a profitable dot-com.
The company will be incorporated into credit rating company Experian's North American arm.
Experian is wholly owned by GUS.
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