Union Pacific, e.l.f., S&P Global, Globalstar, Las Vegas Sands Shake-Up

Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((UNP)), ((ELF)), ((SPGI)), ((GSAT)) and ((LVS)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.

EVP & CFO Jennifer L. Hamann recently sold 2,000 shares of Union Pacific stock in a transaction worth $549,400, signaling sizable executive activity. EVP Marketing & Sales Kenyatta G. Rocker followed with an even larger sale of 27,387 Union Pacific shares, bringing in $7,442,691 and highlighting notable insider profit-taking at the railroad giant.

Insider movements at e.l.f. Beauty are especially active, led by Director Tarang Amin’s sale of 41,520 shares worth $2,643,163 and Scott Milsten’s 23,797 shares sold for $1,514,917. Additional sales include Director Kory Marchisotto offloading 23,796 shares for $1,514,853, CFO Mandy J. Fields selling 23,656 shares for $1,505,940, SVP Joshua Allen Franks selling 23,535 shares for $1,498,238, and CCO Jennifer Catherine Hartnett selling 20,829 shares for $1,325,974.

While many insiders are selling, S&P Global shows a contrasting signal with CEO & President Martina Cheung stepping in as a buyer. Cheung acquired 2,322 shares of S&P Global stock in a purchase valued at $998,297, a move that can often be read as a sign of confidence in the company’s future prospects and long‑term valuation.

At Globalstar, insider activity takes the form of selling, as VP & CFO Rebecca Clary disposed of 4,066 shares. This transaction, worth $330,321, draws attention to how leadership at Globalstar may be managing personal exposure to the company’s stock while investors watch for any broader strategic or financial implications.

Las Vegas Sands also features insider selling, with Director Charles Forman unloading 11,400 shares. The sale, totaling $616,626, spotlights executive-level portfolio moves at this major casino and resort operator, a sector where shifts in insider holdings can sometimes foreshadow changing expectations about travel, tourism, and gaming demand.