Shares of Avis Budget Group fell Wednesday after the car-rental company reported deeper losses than expected in the first quarter and continued to deal with the aftermath of its bizarre short squeeze.

Avis Budget Group (CAR) stock surged in roughly 25 days before collapsing in a week, driven by an ownership concentration between two hedge funds controlling over 10 million shares against 25% short ...

NEW YORK, April 24 (Reuters) - White-knuckle trading this month in car rental firm Avis Budget (CAR.O), opens new tab has taken one of the longest-standing U.S. stock indexes for its own thrill ride.

Avis Budget Group plunged 38% Wednesday after a huge run-up over the past month, in potential sign that a short squeeze in the shares of the rental-car company could be ending—or at least easing.

It's called a short squeeze. In simplest terms, short-selling is the sale of a stock you don't actually own in anticipation of that ticker losing value, with plans to buy that stock in the future at a ...

What goes up must come down... especially if it's a meme stock. Shares of Avis Budget (CAR) have been on a tear over the past month, soaring some 600% from below $100 to over $700. The party finally ...

The rental-car stock's selloff follows two days of 'true gap-ups,' something it oddly hadn't had during the sharp run-up in recent weeks Avis Budget's stock chart just sent some bearish signals, to ...

A dramatic short squeeze is playing out on Wall Street again. But this time it has an unusual twist. The beneficiary this round? Car-rental company Avis Budget Group, whose stock has surged more than ...

Avis Budget (CAR) dropped over 40% Thursday, with trading halted eight times due to volatility. The two-day selloff totals more than 57%, reversing a nearly 600% surge since late March. Short sellers ...

Avis Budget (CAR) plunged more than 40% on Thursday, triggering eight separate trading halts amid extreme volatility. Combined losses over two sessions exceeded 57%, erasing gains from a nearly 600% ...