Calxyt Inc.
Daniel F. Voytas officer
Exercised options: 4,666Price: $3.59
Shares sold: 4,666Price: $16
Date: Sept. 20Directly holds: 92,982
Medtronic PLC
Geoffrey S. Martha officer
Exercised options: 49,799Price:
$34.88–$38.81
Shares sold: 49,799Price: $97.93
Date: Sept. 24Directly holds: 59,202
Sleep Number Corp.
Shelly Radue Ibach CEO
Shares sold: 10,000Price: $38
Date: Sept. 19Indirectly holds:
142,184
Toro Co.
William E. Brown Jr. officer
Shares purchased: 5,768Price: $62.51
Date: Sept. 20Directly holds: 180,222
UnitedHealth Group
Richard Burke Sr. director
Exercised options: 5,000Price: $25.08
Date: Sept. 26Directly holds: na
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