A leading software provider for thousands of U.S. auto dealerships says it is restoring service, following a "cyber Incident" it discovered on June 19. Service is mostly restored at the auto ...

CDK Global continues to struggle with the aftermath of a major cyberattack, with some of the software services the company provides to thousands of car dealerships around the U.S. still not fully ...

The legal battle between dominant auto dealer software firm CDK Global and upstart rival Tekion Corp. is becoming like a demolition derby. Two months after nine-year-old Tekion sued CDK alleging ...

June 25 (Reuters) - CDK Global does not expect the cyber attack-led ongoing outage in its dealer management software, used by dealers across the United States, to be restored before the end of the ...

Auto dealers and car shoppers across the nation have been rocked after software provider CDK Global fell victim to cyber incidents earlier in the week. The outages have pushed many, like Celebrity ...

Direct losses to the auto dealerships impacted by outages at major software provider CDK Global in recent weeks could reach a collective $1 billion if the problems are not fixed soon, according to new ...

After a cyberattack at CDK Global led to the shutdown of computer systems at auto dealers nationwide, the company said it has begun work to restore systems. CDK, which provides software to car ...

Serving thousands of dealerships nationwide, Protomiq brings together dealer-native experiences, including Trade, Offer, Payments, AutoBio and Value Watch, to convert high-intent shoppers and help ...

The dominant maker of software for franchised auto dealers has attracted antitrust lawsuits in recent years like a windshield collects bugs in summer. The latest suit brought against CDK Global ...

Jonathan Ord talks about his early days like badges of entrepreneurial honor. Like the time he worked for free at an auto dealership, or when he spent a business trip on the floor of his brother’s ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Most things in life include a computer. But right now, car dealerships across the U.S. are doing all their sales and tracking their parts by hand. That's right, with pen and paper ...