Christopher & Banks Corp.
Richard Bundy, CFO
Shares purchased: 20,000 Price: $0.47
Date: Dec. 28 Directly holds: 95,757
Tactile Systems Technology Inc.
Robert J. Folkes, COO
Exercised options: 3,044 Price: $1.55
Shares sold: 3,044 Price: $45.42
Date: Jan. 2 Directly holds: 107,770
Gerald R. Mattys, CEO
Exercised options: 59,300 Price: $0.96
Date: Dec. 26 Directly holds: na
UnitedHealth group
Richard Burke, sr. director
Exercised options: 5,000 Price: $27.59
Date: Jan. 1 Directly holds: na
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