The rally in Opendoor (OPEN) comes on the heels of a long, grinding decline. Taking a look at the company's underlying business that can justify breaking the $2.49 level and going higher.

Garcia II gained his stake in Carvana through its 2012 spin-off from DriveTime Automotive, the used-car retail and finance ...

The stock was surging again on Monday, up about 36% to roughly $3.06 per share. Over the past five days it has gone from ...

Opendoor Technologies Inc. stock continued its rally on Monday amid the social-media-fueled frenzy about the online platform ...

Penny stock iBuyer platform Opendoor saw its stock more than double on Monday, before giving up most of these gains in afternoon trading.

Penny stock iBroker platform Opendoor's share price gained 75% through the morning on Monday, continuing last week gains of 188%.

A Meteoric Surge Ignites Hype Opendoor Technologies (NASDAQ:OPEN) is on fire, skyrocketing 75% in midday trading Monday, after a jaw-dropping 188% gain last week, lifting its stock to $3.94 per share.

CVNA is leveraging ADESA's infrastructure and underused assets to scale operations toward its 3 million car sales goal.

Hedge fund manager Eric Jackson suggests that Opendoor's stock price could increase one hundredfold to $82 per share.

Detailed price information for Opendoor Technologies Inc (OPEN-Q) from The Globe and Mail including charting and trades.

Opendoor Solutions is being called a major buy by the same hedge fund that predicted the turnaround at Carvana, and retail investors are piling in.

Trump’s sweeping automotive tariffs are reshaping the car market in 2025. Morgan Stanley expects KMX, CVNA, and GPI to ...