IntriCon Corp.
Robert N. Masucci, director
Exercised options: 10,000Price: $3.03
Date: Jan. 9Directly holds: na
Nicholas A. Giordano, director
Exercised options: 10,000Price: $3.03
Date: Jan. 9Directly holds: na
Northern Oil and Gas Inc.
Crestview Partners III, owner
Shares sold: 4,198,650Price:
Date: Jan. 14-16$2.42–$2.66
Indirectly holds: 44,412,984
Tactile Systems Technology Inc.
Robert J. Folkes, COO
Exercised options: 5,000Price: $0.96
Shares sold: 5,000Price:
Date: Jan. 15–17$59.49–$60.85
Directly holds: 107,770
Bryan F. Rishe, officer
Shares sold: 3,000Price: $59.49
Date: Jan. 15Directly holds: 57,143
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