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Karen Parkhill, Vice Chairman at Comerica, holds 102.13K shares in HP (Ticker: HPQ), holds 99.12K shares in Medtronic (Ticker: MDT), holds 100.76K shares in Comerica (Ticker: CMA).
Karen Parkhill Comerica (CMA)Vice Chairman
Comerica (CMA)
Vice Chairman
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Karen Parkhill's Trading History
Comerica
May 09, 2016
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Uninformative Buy
1.73M
$8.93M
Medtronic
Aug 06, 2024
EVP & CFO
Uninformative Buy
32.85K
$8.54M
American Express
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Director
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HP
Dec 09, 2025
CFO
Uninformative Buy
411.92K
$1.87M
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What stocks does Karen Parkhill hold?
Karen Parkhill holds: CMA, MDT, AXP, HPQ stocks.
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Karen Parkhill latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of $411.92K.
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Karen Parkhill's role in Comerica is Vice Chairman.
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