Used car retailer CarMax laid off about 4% of its corporate staff, or 145 employees, as part of “running leaner,” the company ...

The nation’s largest used-car retailer slashed 145 white-collar jobs, about 4% of its corporate staff, as part of a turnaround plan.

The company has cut 145 jobs or 4% of its corporate staff, The Wall Street Journal reported.

CarMax (KMX) cut 145 more jobs, or about 4% of its corporate staff, amid weak auto demand, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday, citing a company spokesperson. The cuts included white-collar jobs ...

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CarMax laid off 145 corporate employees, including about 60 in the Richmond area, in its second round of cuts this year.

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CarMax has laid off approximately 145 corporate employees, with about 60 of those positions cut from the Richmond area.

The Goochland-based used car giant has laid off more than 1,000 employees in several rounds of cuts since 2024. This latest round comes just months into the tenure of its new CEO, Keith Barr.