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Why the Hertz Stock "Re-IPO" Is a Bad Deal

By: Money Morning
Why the Hertz Stock "Re-IPO" Is a Bad Deal Hertz stock made its way back into headlines recently when it announced it would “re-IPO.” This news came with an ambitious plan to electrify its fleet with an order of 100,000 Teslas. Tags: IPOs The post Why the Hertz Stock "Re-IPO" Is a Bad Deal appeared first on Money Morning - We Make Investing Profitable .
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