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Carvana Co. is cutting more staff as sales fall and it tries to rein in costs and conserve cash to cover more than $7 billion of debt, the Wall Street...

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is cutting more staff as sales fall and it tries to rein in costs and conserve cash to cover more than $7 billion of debt, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday, citing employees and industry analysts. The online used-car seller has been quietly letting staff go, reducing hours and leaving open positions unfilled, the paper reported, citing current and former employees and internal emails.

is cutting more staff as sales fall and it tries to rein in costs and conserve cash to cover more than $7 billion of debt, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday, citing employees and industry analysts. The online used-car seller has been quietly letting staff go, reducing hours and leaving open positions unfilled, the paper reported, citing current and former employees and internal emails.

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