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Vroom CEO: ‘Gut-wrenching' decision to end online used-car business

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Vroom said its wind-down was “substantially” completed by the end of the first quarter. (VROOM)
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By:
C.J. Moore
April 24, 2024 12:00 PM

In the end, Vroom CEO Thomas Shortt didn't see the use in the company burning through more cash.

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