Apogee Enterprises
Bernard Aldrich director
Exercised options: 9,311 Price: $15.05
Shares sold: 9,311 Price: $43.05–$43.29
Date: Jan. 20-21Directly holds: 26,542
Patricia Beithon officer
Exercised options: 17,411 Price: $14.10
Date: January 20Holdings: 195,811
Buffalo Wild Wings
Sally Smith CEO
Shares sold: 2,000 Price: $184.00
Date: Jan. 15Directly holds: 64,931
Northern Technologies INT'L CORP.
Richard Nigon director
Exercised options: 2,333 Price: $10.20
Date: Jan. 15Holdings: 8,277
St. Jude Medical Inc.
John Brown director
Exercised options: 64,500 Price:
Date: Jan. 13$36.45–$52.17
Holdings: 198,891
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