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StarHub
STARHUB chief executive officer Tan Tong Hai bought over half a million dollars worth of the company's shares from the open market on Thursday as the stock fell to a six-month low. StarHub shares slid to a low of S$2.56 on Feb 15 - a 10.14 per cent plunge - and the largest one-day decline since StarHub's IPO in 2004. The last time the stock hit this low was around mid-August last year. In its statement, the group said Mr Tan purchased some 200,000 shares at S$2.59 apiece last week. This represents a 10.4 p…
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