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Investors are worried Mark Walter may be forced to liquidate his stake in the online used-car retailer as prosecutors and the SEC scrutinize his financial empire

Shares of Carvana dropped about 6.3% Tuesday as worries swirl that a federal investigation into one of its investors, Mark Walter, could lead to the billionaire selling his stake of the used car retailer.

Carvana was once a stock that Wall Street wrote off. In December 2022, shares traded for less than $1 apiece (split-adjusted) after losing almost all their value in a single year. Bankruptcy talk was everywhere. Now the online used vehicle retailer is posting the best numbers in its history. ...

Carvana reported second quarter results on Wednesday that beat revenue and profit expectations, as record retail unit sales pushed the online used-car retailer to its most profitable quarter ever. But the stock tumbled after its full-year forecast fell short of Wall Street's expectations.

Carvana stock declines with Wall Street unwilling to ‘reward’ the used-car retailer’s full-year earnings guidance.

Lucid stock collapsed by half in a single afternoon after reports surfaced that the EV maker hired turnaround specialists to weigh options that range from going private to a potential court filing, and now shareholders are left waiting to find out which path the Saudi-backed automaker actually chooses.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell from record highs Wednesday as markets reacted to the Federal

CarMax stock advances after the used-vehicle retailer handily tops Wall Street expectations with its first-quarter earnings.

"Show me" story CarMax in buy zone as archrival Carvana looks to disrupt auto retailing again.

Carvana (CVNA) closed Thursday, June 11, at $67.82, up less than 1% on the day and roughly 2% over the past week. The stock remains well below its 52-week high of $97.38, and Morgan Stanley just gave investors a catchy number that measures nicely against current price levels. In a research note ...