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New Oriental director Zhuge Yue disposes of shares worth $128,094.20

New Oriental director Zhuge Yue disposes of shares worth $128,094.20

ReutersReuters2026/08/04 01:16
  • New Oriental Education filed a Form 4 showing director Zhuge Yue sold 2,170 ADS in late July and early August.
  • Sales priced between USD 58.96 and USD 60 per ADS.
  • Zhuge Yue’s direct holdings fell to zero ADS following the transactions.


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