2026-08-14: Felix George S (EVP, Chief Marketing Officer) — ACQUIRED-AND-SOLD (created at $0; 12% of the shares sold came from stock already held — the filing does not say what created the shares, so this row does not either) — $3.4M of EAT (open-market, Form 4, code S) [acquired-and-sold: sold 14,349 sh, 12,578 of them (88%) acquired the day before at no cost to the filer — so $3.4M gross is $3.4M net; the held position FELL by 1,771 on the day after 7,152 withheld for the exercise price or the tax (code F) — that many of the shares sold came out of stock the filer already held] [CORRECTION 2026-08-29: shape sweep — the head denied a position reduction over a sale a double-digit fraction of which came out of stock the filer already held. Re-derived from the filing under the fixed parser. Original text in signal_events]
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