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Randall Mott, Director at Dun & Bradstreet Corp, holds 101.11K shares in General Motors (Ticker: GM), holds 0.00 shares in Dun & Bradstreet Corp (Ticker: ~DNB), holds 291.92K shares in HP (Ticker: HPQ).
Randall Mott Dun & Bradstreet Corp (~DNB)Director
Dun & Bradstreet Corp (~DNB)
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Randall Mott's Trading History
Dun & Bradstreet Corp
Feb 12, 2019
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Uninformative Sell
632.05K
$0.00
HP
Jan 19, 2011
EVP & CIO
Uninformative Sell
104.99K
$8.92M
General Motors
Nov 19, 2021
EVP & CIO
Uninformative Sell
975.00K
$4.80M
Dell Technologies Inc
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What stocks does Randall Mott hold?
Randall Mott holds: ~DNB, HPQ, GM, ~DELL stocks.
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What is Randall Mott's role in Dun & Bradstreet Corp?
Randall Mott's role in Dun & Bradstreet Corp is Director.
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