Nov 20 (Reuters) - Online vehicle auction company Copart (CPRT.O), opens new tab reported first-quarter revenue below Wall Street estimates on Thursday, hurt by weak demand and falling vehicle values ...

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A former high-ranking executive at Dallas-based Copart Inc. has filed a lawsuit accusing the auto auction giant of fostering a toxic "boys' club" culture and retaliating against her for speaking up ...

For the first time, Christine Arnold is speaking publicly about her legal battle with Copart Inc., a North Texas-based Fortune 500 company and global leader in car auctions with locations in 11 ...

On Friday, JPMorgan analyst Jash Patwa adjusted the price target for Copart (NASDAQ: CPRT) shares, reducing it to $55.00 from the previous $60.00, while maintaining a Neutral rating on the stock.

Copart grew sales and earnings per share by 8% in the third quarter. However, analysts were expecting revenue growth of around 10%, causing today's drop. Ultimately, investors should give more ...

Copart Inc. reported first-quarter 2025 earnings per share (EPS) of $0.42, matching analyst forecasts. Despite this alignment with expectations, revenue came in slightly below predictions at $1.21 ...

Copart (NASDAQ:CPRT), a worldwide online automobile auction service focused on vehicle salvaging, is scheduled to release its Q3 FY’25 earnings (April 2025 quarter) on May 22, showcasing a quarter ...

Copart's strong market leadership and online auction platform drive its revenue growth, supported by a 37.7% market share in the online automotive auction market. US Domestic Auto Production ...

Copart beefed up its South Florida portfolio, paying $65 million for a Palm Beach County auto yard where the company stores and sells used vehicles. An affiliate of Copart, a publicly traded firm ...