Rental car company Hertz announced a $168 million settlement on Monday over 364 individual claims that the company falsely reported cars stolen, resulting in hardship, and in some cases ...

Now Hertz has to pay. Hertz has been ordered to pay $168 million to 364 customers who were incorrectly accused of stealing cars due to a glitch in the company's data system. CEO Stephen Scherr ...

Earlier this month, Hertz agreed to pay $168 million to settle claims of filing ... first," chief executive Stephen Scherr said of the settlement. "In resolving these claims, we are holding ...

Hertz reached a settlement with over 350 customers who ... Hertz announced on Monday that it will pay about $168 million to settle claims from 364 people who claim to have been wronged by the ...

Hertz Global Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:HTZ) Q4 2022 Earnings Call Transcript February 7, 2023 Operator: Welcome to Hertz Global ...

For the fourth quarter 2022, the company generated total revenues of $2.0 billion, up 4% from the fourth quarter of 2021, and ...

'Our strong results in the fourth quarter and record performance last year reflect a commitment to customers - from leisure and corporate travele ...

In all, it is a potential 20-month, $168.5 million contract to maintain, modernize and repair the Arlington. The job could begin in March, and the DOD expects the contractor to finish services by ...

and there’s a $350 million settlement for it. If you were a customer during the data breach, you’re eligible for $25 in payment, and if you were a California resident during 2021, you might be ...

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T here are a few days left to claim some of the $5.5 million settlement from the fast-food chain Smashburger after the company was sued for claiming that its "Triple Double" burgers had "three ...