From Zuckerberg to Jamie Dimon: Here are top 10 drivers who sold shares before Trump Tariks | Company Business News

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta Platforms), and Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co. The news agency, referring to the data of Washington Services, showed how top executives such as Zuckerberg and Dimon were among the many who paid their shares before Trump began a trade war between the United States and other world countries. Here’s how many stock managers sold 1. Mark Zuckerberg: Meta Platforms Inc. Chairman and CEO Mark Zuckerberg sold 1,102,945 shares or nearly 1.10 million shares for a total of $ 733,483,827 or $ 733 million in the first three months of 2025. If the report of the Can Zuckerberg, according to its founding, was sold during the months of January and February. The sale of this interest was executed under a 10B5-1 plan implemented by Zuckerberg itself in August 2024. During the highly volatile market sessions after Trump’s tariff announcement, Mark Zuckerberg’s net worth dropped to the lowest level of $ 178 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index. 2. Safra Catz: Safra Catz is the CEO of Oracle Corp, selling 3.8 million shares worth $ 705 million in January when the company’s share was $ 180 a piece. Catz reportedly maintained a relatively small interest in the business compared to her overall fortune. 3. Nikesh Arora: Nikesh Arora is CEO of Palo Alto Networks Inc., and has sold a total of 2,365,196 or more than 2.36 million shares, worth $ 432,371,610 or more than $ 432.37 million. Arora is a former CEO of Softbank Group who sold Palo Alto Networks’ stock options at the beginning of each month. Monthly shares sales continued their pattern in April, which produced the total value of the stock at over $ 565 million at a $ 100 million training cost, according to the report. 4. Max de Groen: Max de Groen is the director of Nutanix Inc., sold 5.5 million shares, which is worth a total value of $ 409,805,000 or $ 409.80 million. Max de Groen is also a partner at Bain Capital, along with his role as the cloud computer company Nutanix. 5. Chuck Davis: Chuck Davis is the director of Axis Capital Holdings Ltd, who sold a total of 4,373,673 or 4.3 million shares, worth a total of $ 399,999,882 or $ 399.99 million. Davis also serves as the co-CEO of Stone Point Capital, along with his role as director of Axis Capital. 6. Stephen Cohen: Stephen Cohen is the president of Palantir Technologies Inc. Last year, the insiders of the company paid more than $ 4 billion. Cohen sold 4.06 million shares, worth $ 337,239,916 or about $ 337.23 million. The company’s share almost doubled from mid-January to mid-February and is 24 percent higher in 2025. 7. Jamie Dimon: Jamie Dimon is the chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co., selling 866.361 shares worth $ 233,776.513 or $ 233.77 million, on February 20, 2025. and selling and shares worth $ 31.5 million. This move brought its total value of the sales sale to more than a quarter billion dollars. 8. Eric Lefkofsky: Eric Lefkofsky, chairman and CEO of Tempus AI Inc., sold more than 4 million shares, worth $ 231,462,927 or $ 231.46 million. The CEO has cited its 10B5-1 plan, which sells 1 percent of its stake in the company per quarter, the news agency cited a spokesman for the company. 9. Ted Sarandos: Ted Sarandos, the co-executive of Netflix Inc., sold a total of 199.063 shares, worth $ 194,880,917 or $ 194.88 million. According to the news agency’s report, Sarandos’ new 10b5-1 plan sold mandates that sold 199.063 shares before February 2026. 10. Travis Boersma: Travis Boersma, co-founder and chairman of Dutch Bros Inc., sold 2.5 million shares worth $ 189,611,197 or $ 189.61 million. According to the news agency report, the co-founder allegedly sold 2.5 million shares worth nearly $ 190 million over a five-day period in February. First published: 20 Apr 2025, 10:41 IST