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Investors say Carvana lied about title and registration compliance
The United Association National Pension Fund says it has met all requirements to certify a class of investors injured by Carvana, which is accused of artificially inflating stock prices.
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The United Association National Pension Fund says it has satisfied all requirements to certify a class of investors who were harmed by Carvana, which faces accusations of artificially inflating its stock price.
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