Stock exchange may boot Hertz

NAPLES — Hertz' failure to file its annual report could get its stock removed from trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

Hertz is temporarily headquartered in Naples while it builds a new corporate headquarters in nearby Estero. Accounting and operational issues have bedeviled the company since it moved its headquarters to Southwest Florida from New Jersey in 2013.

The New York Stock Exchange warned Hertz that the company's failure to file its annual report this year with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission could lead to its delisting. The car rental giant has until Sept. 17 to comply with filing the report, also known as a Form 10-K.