Hertz Shares Jump on Rental Company’s Better-Than-Expected Loss
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Hertz reports nearly $300 million in losses as customers across the United States complain about surprise damage fees from AI car scanners - TDPel Media
Let’s face it, no one likes surprise charges—especially after renting a car. Yet that’s exactly what some Hertz customers say they’re dealing with, thanks to the company’s high-tech damage scanners. And just as this backlash heats up, Hertz has dropped its latest financial update—and the numbers are a mixed bag. Earnings Show Improvement, But Losses Remain Hertz reported a loss of $294 million for the most recent quarter. While that’s still in t…
Hertz shares climb after smaller-than-expected Q2 loss
Hertz’s shares surged by 13% after posting a smaller-than-expected loss in the second quarter. The company made a marginal profit of $1 million in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA), beating Wall Street’s expectations. The company lost 34 cents per share on an adjusted basis compared to analysts’ projection of a 42-cent loss. The company has made several significant strategic improvements in an effort to rev…
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