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| GIAMATTEO JOHN JOSEPHCEO & President, Secure Comm. | Sell | 99,000 | $865.3K | Thu, Oct 22 |
| GIAMATTEO JOHN JOSEPHCEO & President, Secure Comm. | Sell | 151,000 | $1.4M | Wed, Oct 21 |
| GIAMATTEO JOHN JOSEPHCEO & President, Secure Comm. | Sell | 27,004 | $225.8K | Fri, Oct 9 |
| Foote TimChief Financial Officer | Sell | 8,441 | $70.6K | Fri, Oct 9 |
| Kurtz Philip S.CLO & Corp. Secretary | Sell | 6,164 | $52.1K | Fri, Oct 9 |
| Armstrong-Owen JenniferSr VP & Chief People Officer | Sell | 3,379 | $28.2K | Fri, Oct 9 |
| GIAMATTEO JOHN JOSEPHCEO & President, Secure Comm. | Sell | 29,272 | $269.3K | Fri, Oct 2 |
| Kurtz Philip S.CLO & Corp. Secretary | Sell | 4,168 | $38.3K | Fri, Oct 2 |
| Wall John ChristopherPresident, QNX | Sell | 3,474 | $31.9K | Fri, Oct 2 |
| Foote TimChief Financial Officer | Sell | 3,269 | $30.1K | Fri, Oct 2 |
| Armstrong-Owen JenniferSr VP & Chief People Officer | Sell | 2,590 | $23.8K | Fri, Oct 2 |
| Foote TimChief Financial Officer | Sell | 16,672 | $152.4K | Thu, Oct 1 |
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