What the people running the biggest companies just did

Open-market purchases and sales of their own company’s stock by executives, directors and major holders — the biggest of the last few trading days, at companies worth $10B or more. Amounts are at the price they actually traded.

Medline MDLN−$274.8M

Sold 10% holder GIC Private Ltd · 7,816,987 shares at $35.15 · 10% of the holding · not a scheduled plan

Arista Networks ANET−$34.4M

Sold CEO Jayshree Ullal · 158,543 shares at $217.09

Dell Technologies DELL−$29.4M

Sold 10% holder Silver Lake Partners IV, L.P. · 50,454 shares at $582.45 · not a scheduled plan

Dell Technologies DELL−$25.9M

Sold 10% holder Sl Spv-2, LP · 44,408 shares at $582.30 · about a third of the holding · not a scheduled plan

Workday WDAY−$18.7M

Sold 10% holder David A Duffield · 99,835 shares at $187.55 · 39% of the holding

Nutanix NTNX−$17.3M

Sold CFO Rukmini Sivaraman · 232,712 shares at $74.55 · 62% of the holding

Corebridge Financial CRBG+$16.4M

Bought 10% holder Nippon Life Insurance Co · 479,940 shares at $34.20 · on the open market

PBF Energy PBF−$15.0M

Sold 10% holder Control Empresarial de Capitales S.A. de C.V. · 170,000 shares at $88.03 · not a scheduled plan

A pre-set plan means the sale was scheduled in advance under a trading plan; “not a scheduled plan” means the executive chose the timing. Share of holding is the part of their directly held stock the trade represents. This is public information explained, not investment advice.