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Bill Gates filed purchases of RSG (Republic Services) worth more than $170m in aggregate over the first three days of September, filings reported on 3 September showed. Gates holds a major stake in the waste-management giant. Across multiple transactions on 1 and 2 September, he added over 543,000 shares at around $220 each, a rare cluster of open-market buying that stands out against his normally steady accumulation pace.
On the sell side, NVIDIA independent director Mark Stevens reported offloading roughly 1.25 million shares for close to $278m in total across 31 August and 2 September, with filings hitting on 2 September. The transactions carried no 10b5-1 plan disclosure in the data. Stevens also sold $67m to $68m blocks on 2 September alone, making this one of the larger director-level disposals at NVDA in recent months.
In Europe, major shareholder Kenneth Dart disclosed purchases of EVO (Evolution AB) worth around $716m combined, filed on 26 August, covering trades done in late July. Dart bought roughly 10 million shares across two dates. At the same time, an associate-level insider at Evolution was actively selling smaller parcels, a contrast worth watching.
In Hong Kong, founder vehicle Viva China Holdings filed purchases of Li Ning (2331.HK) worth over $160m across late August and early September, reported on 2 and 7 September. Founder Li Ning's vehicle has been buying consistently as the sportswear brand's shares remain well below 2021 peaks.
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