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Bernard Louis Mccracken Insider Profile
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Bernard Louis Mccracken, CFO & Treasurer at Lands' End, holds 33.16K shares in Lands' End (Ticker: LE), holds 7.23K shares in Children's Place (Ticker: PLCE).
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Bernard Louis Mccracken's Trading History
Lands' End
Mar 09, 2026
CFO & Treasurer
Uninformative Buy
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$401.87K
Children's Place
Apr 24, 2012
Controller
Uninformative Buy
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$24.07K
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Bernard Louis Mccracken holds: LE, PLCE stocks.
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Bernard Louis Mccracken's role in Lands' End is CFO & Treasurer.
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