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Carvana’s stock plunge triggers cascade of warnings on Wall Street

As online used-car dealer Carvana Co.’s share price unwinds at a fever pitch, Wall Street analysts are slashing targets and warning conditions could worsen. With the company’s shares spiraling down a staggering 97 percent this year, analysts’ average price targets struggled to keep pace, despite coming down sharply. That changed this month, and in just […]

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Largest U.S. rail labor union votes against contract, raising strike risk

WASHINGTON/LOS ANGELES — Workers at the largest U.S. rail union voted against a tentative contract deal reached in September, raising the possibility of a year-end strike that could cause significant damage to the U.S. economy and strand vital shipments of food, automobiles and fuel. Train and engine service members of the transportation division of the

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Private buyers drive dealership buy-sell activities in first half of ’22

Matt McGovern went on a dealership acquisition spree to start 2022. With the exception of April, McGovern bought one franchised dealership each month from January through June, bolstering McGovern Automotive Group’s presence in Massachusetts with five more stores. McGovern’s acquisition activity is a microcosm of the buy-sell market for the first half of the year:

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Innovation, new business models take center stage at Automotive News L.A. Congress

Top executives in automotive, mobility venture capital and energy focused on emerging business models, startups and innovation at the Automotive News L.A. Congress Nov. 18. Automotive News Publisher KC Crain welcomes one of the keynote speakers, Lucid Motors CEO Peter Rawlinson. Executive Editor Jamie Butters moderates a panel on venture capital partnerships with Angel Gambino, principal, startups

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Carvana CEO reflects on tough 2022: ‘We’re not a perfect company’

SAN DIEGO – Carvana Co. CEO Ernie Garcia reflected Thursday on the online used-car retailer’s tough year. “Right around this time last year, I think a number of things started to break against us, and it’s definitely been much tougher sledding since then,” Garcia acknowledged in a video teleconference Thursday at Used Car Week in

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