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Swann sells WHS shares
W H Smith fell 8p to 417p after revealing that Kate Swann, its chief executive, had sold £1m shares, nearly half her holding, at 435.9p each, notes the Times.
Other executives, including Simon Marinker, stores director, have been cashing-in options in recent days and selling ordinary shares. Analysts had been upgrading after strong results last month.
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