Column: CDK moves forward after ‘bad things happen to good companies'

CDK CEO Brian MacDonald, right, told Automotive News Executive Editor Jamie Butters that quick collaboration during the cyberattacks crisis convinced the company to increase technology and innovation spending. (RUDY SCHORK)

September 01, 2024 05:00 PM

"Sometimes bad things happen to good companies."

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