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UHS executives are cashing in big on options exercises as the healthcare operator's stock hits $138.80, with CFO Filton and board member Miller pulling $5.4M and $6.9M respectively. Meanwhile, Fox execs are unloading under 10b5-1 plans, and Salesforce just locked in $26B in debt across eight tranches at rates spanning 4.5% to 6.7%, signaling confidence in current borrowing conditions despite broader rate uncertainty. A handful of insider buys at CRH and board retirements at GS and Keysight round out the day's action. |
Today's S&P 500 Filings 39 Form 4 | 15 8-K Events | 1 10-K / 10-Q | | 12 Sells 5 Options 2 Buys 1 Tax |
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↘️ | Notable Sells | 18 of 37 today |
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| UHS | Marc D Miller exercises $6.9M in UHS options Marc D. Miller, President and CEO of Universal Health Services, exercised options on 50,000 shares at $138.80 per share, representing a total value of $6.9 million. After the transaction, Miller holds 361,296 shares. →UHS's top two executives exercised a combined $12.3 million in options outside automated trading plans, CEO Miller's conversion represents roughly 14% of his total stake, while CFO Filton exercised a quarter of his holdings. Coordinated option exercises at identical strike prices often signal confidence in near-term valuation or pre-planned liquidity events. |
| | UHS | Steve Filton exercises $5.4M in UHS options Steve Filton, Executive Vice President and CFO of Universal Health Services, exercised options on 39,200 shares at $138.80 per share, totaling $5.4 million. Following the transaction, Filton owns 157,701 shares. →CFO Filton's $5.4 million option exercise at $138.80 follows CEO Miller's identical-strike transaction the same day, converting 25% of his position outside a 10b5-1 plan. Simultaneous C-suite exercises at matching prices typically reflect expiring grants or shared timing triggers rather than independent trading decisions. |
| | FOX | John Nallen exercises $9.8M in FOX options John Nallen, President and COO of Fox Corporation, exercised options on 242,309 shares at $40.26 per share under a 10b5-1 plan, totaling $9.8 million. Nallen now holds 599,962 shares. →Fox COO Nallen converted $9.8 million in options under a pre-scheduled trading plan, holding 600K shares post-exercise, noteworthy as Class B shares carry supervoting rights in the Murdoch-controlled media empire. The 10b5-1 structure suggests routine diversification rather than conviction shift. |
| | FOX | Lachlan K Murdoch exercises $9.8M in FOX options Lachlan K. Murdoch, Executive Chair and CEO of Fox Corporation, exercised options on 242,747 shares at $40.26 per share under a 10b5-1 plan, totaling $9.8 million. Murdoch's holdings now stand at 418,271 shares. →Executive Chair and CEO Murdoch exercised $9.8 million in Class B supervoting shares under automated plan, maintaining 418K shares with enhanced voting control. Scheduled option conversions by the family executive preserve governance leverage while extracting liquidity from legacy grants. |
| | BKR | Lorenzo Simonelli exercises $6.7M in BKR options Lorenzo Simonelli, Chairman, President and CEO of Baker Hughes, exercised options on 187,344 shares at $35.70 per share under a 10b5-1 plan, representing $6.7 million. Simonelli now owns 1,139,038 shares. →Baker Hughes CEO Simonelli converted $6.7 million in options via automated plan, retaining over 1.1 million shares, his largest post-transaction stake reflects sustained alignment as the oilfield services sector navigates energy transition pressures. The 10b5-1 execution dampens signal value but the hold pattern matters more. |
| | COST | Gary Millerchip sells $1.1M of COST Gary Millerchip, Executive Vice President of Costco, sold 1,154 shares at $992.23 per share, totaling $1.1 million. Millerchip retains 15,465 shares following the sale. →Costco EVP Millerchip sold 1,154 shares at $992 outside a trading plan, a modest 7% trim of his holdings as the warehouse retailer trades near all-time highs following robust membership renewal trends. Small-lot sales by recently promoted executives often reflect tax planning rather than outlook shifts. |
| | GD | Marguerite Amy Gilliland sells $1.4M of GD Marguerite Amy Gilliland, Executive Vice President of General Dynamics, sold 3,819 shares at $353.50 per share, totaling $1.4 million. Gilliland holds 44,767 shares after the transaction. →General Dynamics EVP Gilliland sold $1.4 million outside a trading plan, reducing her stake by 8% as the defense prime trades at 15-year highs on record backlog. Third executive sale at GD this week suggests coordinated liquidity window rather than isolated position management. |
| | BAC | Bernard A Mensah sells $4.4M of BAC Bernard A. Mensah, President of International at Bank of America, sold 94,000 shares at $46.94 per share, totaling $4.4 million. Mensah now owns 170,184 shares. →Bank of America's President of International sold 94,000 shares for $4.4 million outside automated plans, trimming his position by 36% as the bank navigates European regulatory complexity and emerging market volatility. Discretionary sales by regional heads often precede restructuring or strategic pivots. |
| | APP | Arash Adam Foroughi sells $1.4M of APP Arash Adam Foroughi, CEO and Chairperson of AppLovin, sold 3,061 shares at $454.29 per share, totaling $1.4 million. Foroughi retains 2,468,057 shares following the sale. →AppLovin CEO and 10% owner Foroughi sold just 3,061 shares, a 0.1% trim of his 2.5 million share position as the ad-tech platform trades at nosebleed valuations following AI-driven growth claims. Founder liquidity at this scale barely registers as meaningful position management. |
| | GD | Phebe N Novakovic sells $3.5M of GD Phebe N. Novakovic, Chairman and CEO of General Dynamics, sold 9,907 shares at $353.75 per share, totaling $3.5 million. Novakovic now holds 789,468 shares. →General Dynamics Chairman/CEO Novakovic sold $3.5 million outside a trading plan, trimming 1.2% of her 790K share stake as the defense contractor hits record valuations on Pentagon modernization spending. Second C-suite sale this week follows EVP transactions, suggesting board-approved window timing. |
| | GD | Mark Lagrand Burns sells $3.6M of GD Mark Lagrand Burns, Executive Vice President of General Dynamics, sold 10,153 shares at $354.95 per share, totaling $3.6 million. Burns owns 38,975 shares after the transaction. →Third General Dynamics EVP to sell this week, Burns unloaded $3.6 million outside automated plans, reducing his stake by 21% as shares touch $355. Three executive sales within days at a defense prime trading at peak multiples suggests coordinated use of an open trading window. |
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| Material Events | 5 of 15 today |
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| CRM | Salesforce completes $26B Senior Notes offering across eight tranches with… Salesforce completed a registered public offering of $26 billion in Senior Notes across eight tranches with maturities ranging from 2028 to 2066. The offering includes notes with interest rates from 4.500% to 6.700%, executed through a Third Supplemental Indenture with U.S. Bank Trust Company as trustee. →Salesforce raised $26 billion across eight tranches stretching to 2066, with the 30-year paper priced at 6.55%, aggressive term structure for a cloud software company signals either M&A war chest or balance sheet pre-funding ahead of rate uncertainty. The mega-deal dwarfs typical tech debt raises and locks in long-term capital at today's rates. |
| | GS | Goldman Sachs director Mittal to retire from board at 2026 annual meeting Lakshmi Mittal, a director at Goldman Sachs, will retire from the board at the company's 2026 Annual Meeting of Shareholders in accordance with the age-based retirement policy. The board accepted Mittal's retirement on March 9, 2026. →Goldman Sachs director and steel magnate Mittal retires at 2026 annual meeting under age-based governance policy, ending a tenure that bridged traditional commodities capital allocation and Wall Street. Board refreshes at bulge-bracket banks typically precede strategic pivots or regulatory pressure for independence. |
| | KEYS | Keysight Technologies Page, Senior VP Global Services, to retire by October 31… John Page, Senior Vice President of Global Services at Keysight Technologies, announced his intent to retire before October 31, 2026. Page has served as a senior vice president since November 2015 and is retiring for personal reasons. →Keysight's Global Services SVP Page exits by October after 11 years in the role, notable as the test-and-measurement firm navigates semiconductor downcycle and 5G infrastructure headwinds. Services leadership turnover often precedes margin pressure or segment restructuring. |
| | +2 | 2 more companies announced leadership changesFFIV shareholders approve 2026 Incentive Award Plan with 3.5M new shares, annual meeting WM Rankin exits CFO role after 9 years; receives $1M transition bonus on March 13 |
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Also Filed Today VRTX · Duncan McKechnie sells $1.3M of VRTX CF · Bert A Frost sells $854K of CF EVRG · Charles L King sells $201K of EVRG AFL · Masatoshi Koide sells $1.7M of AFL JCI · Joakim Weidemanis sells $475K of JCI DPZ · Russell J Weiner sells $179K of DPZ WAB · Gina Trombley sells $971K of WAB JCI · Todd M Grabowski sells $334K of JCI DDOG · Sean Michael Walters sells $1.4M of DDOG WMT · Walmart files 10-K APP · Dmitriy Dorosh sells $272K of APP EQT · J.E.B. Bolen sells $491K of EQT QCOM · Akash J. Palkhiwala sells $126K of QCOM MPC · Ricky D. Hessling sells $333K of MPC ED · Deneen L Donnley sells $219K of ED |
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