Ed Lin is a Managing Editor at Barrons.com. He specializes in finance, trading, investment, and retail, with a keen interest in aviation, healthcare, and emerging technologies like AI. Ed's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent outlets such as Barron's, NBC New York, CNBC, and MarketWatch.
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By: Ed Lin
In This Article VRSN ^GSPC Geico, and pension plans of other Berkshire Hathaway units bought nearly $30 million of shares of domain-name registry firm VeriSign.
Gilead Sciences bought nearly 950,000 more shares of antiviral-therapeutics developer Assembly as part of an amended investment and funding pact.
In This Article RGTIW Rick Danis, former general counsel for the quantum computing company, sold stock on Dec. 26 for 30% more than estimated in his regulatory paperwork.
Rick Danis, former general counsel for the quantum computing company, sold stock on Dec. 26 for 30% more than estimated in his regulatory paperwork.
Berkshire Hathaway bought up more VeriSign shares as the final days of 2024 ticked away. The purchases were made through Berkshire Hathaway insurance unit Geico, which now owns 7,996,889 VeriSign shares, according to a form Berkshire filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Berkshire Hathaway now has total ownership of 13,269,836 VeriSign shares when including stock owned by the pension plans of other units.
André Almeida, a Deutsche Telekom executive and T-Mobile director, bought nearly $1 million of T-Mobile shares in early December.
EcoR1 bought more shares of Zymeworks and AnaptysBio, and remains the largest investor in both companies.
Chief Financial Officer John Dietrich bought $274,000 of the embattled shares of logistics firm FedEx.
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