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John Carey, Senior Officer at Student Transportation, holds 10.00K shares in Student Transportation (Ticker: STB). Most recently, John Carey Bought 10,000 shares of Student Transportation on Jun 18, 2009 for an estimated value of $31.45K.
John Carey Student Transportation (STB)Senior Officer
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John Carey holds: STB stocks.
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John Carey latest transaction was an Informative Buy of $31.45K.
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What is John Carey's role in Student Transportation?
John Carey's role in Student Transportation is Senior Officer.
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