Retail insiders reduce share inventories

Article Abstract:

A buying trend became apparent in the retail industry during the last part of 1996 but a reversal has began to take shape with insider selling activities early in 1997. Five executives of Saks Holdings Inc. disposed of 74,544 shares at $34 per share in Mar. 1997. Other insider selling activities occurred in the retail companies Federated Department Stores, Fred Meyer Inc., General Nutrition Companies Inc., Home Depot, Kellwood Co., May Department Stores and Ross Stores Inc.

Retail Store Chains, Family clothing stores, Chain stores, SKS, Clothing stores, Saks Holdings Inc.

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Harland (JH) Co. - JH

Article Abstract:

John H. Harland Co. has not effectively managed the restructuring of its operations as was evidenced by its lower earnings caused by plant closures and employee relocations. Soros Fund Management has also decreased its holdings by disposing of 769,600 shares of stock. Despite these developments, however, corporate insiders, including Amman and Director John Weitnauer, Jr., have accumulated shares of stock. Weitnauer bought 3,000 shares of stock.

Commercial printing, lithographic, Litho Bank Checks, Slips, Etc, Other Commercial Printing, Printing industry, John H. Harland Co., JH, Financial printing, Lithography (Printing)

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