A revitalized Hertz is set to put investors in "the driver’s seat," to borrow a phrase from its 1960s ad campaign, Andrew Bary writes in this week’s edition of Barron’s. Hertz looks like the best of the bunch. It remains highly profitable, leads peers in adding electric vehicles to its fleet, and has bought back over 30% of its stock since it emerged from bankruptcy in mid-2021, the author notes. Reference Link
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