Some investors pay close attention when executives buy or sell shares of their company as a signal for the likely direction of the stock price.

Often, for example, new executives or new board members buy shares as a sign of good faith.

Many wealthy Chinese executives have bought homes in Singapore and moved their families here.

In 1986, Channel's executives bought the company through a leveraged buyout.

Are these high-paid executives not buying products and services because they haven't enough money?

Those spots were part of guaranteed packages the executives bought from the networks.

It added 2p to 63.5p on talk that its chief executive and chairman had both been buying shares in the market.

I always worry when chief executives buy sports teams.

The first step in a conversion seems to be to make good coffee in the old machines, even if executives must buy the beans themselves.

When a company with a falling stock decides to lower the price at which its executives can buy shares, many investors become infuriated.