Short seller Hindenburg Research on Thursday accused Carvana of running an “accounting grift for the ages” in a bombshell report — sending shares of the used-car retailer tumbling.

Carvana may be a house of cards. That’s according to investment research and activist short-selling firm Hindenburg Research (never a good sign to be the subject of ire from a company named ...

Carvana's turnaround is overshadowed by its inflated valuation and questionable financial practices. Read why it's best to ...

Hindenburg Research has just released a scathing report on used car retailer Carvana, calling it "a father-son accounting grift for the ages." This was done in order to limit shareholders from ...

Carvana is benefitting from stronger used car pricing and a more refined loan agreement with Ally Bank. Read why CVNA stock is a Strong Buy.

Carvana (NYSE: CVNA) has likely minted some millionaires since its initial public offering. The online used vehicle marketplace went public at $15 on April 28, 2017, and its stock price ...

Hindenburg took a short position on Carvana’s stock after conducting research that included interviewing former employees. The report, titled: “Carvana: A Father-Son Accounting Grift for the ...

Carvana stock slid Thursday after short-seller Hindenburg Research revealed a short position in the company. The firm said Carvana's significant turnaround in 2024 is a "mirage" built in part on ...