In a regulatory filing, Workhorse Group disclosed that its director Benjamin Samuels sold 99,999 shares of common stock on November 20th in a total transaction size of $2.50M. The holding represents about 10% of his total owned.

In a regulatory filing, Southern Copper disclosed that its chairman German Mota-Velasco sold 118.7K shares of common stock on November 23rd in a total transaction size of $6.87M. The holding represents about 5% of his total owned.

The company states: "Today the US Army Corps of Engineers announced approvals of federal permits for Enbridge's Line 3 project, including the Section 404, Section 10 and Section 408 permits. The US Army Corps of Engineers review process was very thorough and included robust public participation, including consultation with 30 participating tribes. One key permitting input was the Tribal Cultural Resource Survey of the entire route of Line 3 which was managed by the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. The survey was the longest and most extensive of its kind for an energy project. The replacement of Line 3 is a safety and maintenance focused private investment in Minnesota's energy infrastructure. It is the best option for protecting the environment and communities while meeting the region's energy needs."

Senator Investment Group and Cannae Holdings (CNNE) announced that they have delivered a request to CoreLogic, Inc. (CLGX) to set a record date in connection with a potential solicitation of written consents to remove and replace directors at the company. Senator and Cannae issued the following statement: "We are hopeful that CoreLogic's Board will heed the clear mandate shareholders expressed at the November 17th Special Meeting of Stockholders and engage in good faith with all bidders to maximize value. However, given the recent track record of the Company, we believe it is necessary for shareholders to have a safeguard in place. The submission of this record date request ensures we can act promptly by written consent to hold the Company accountable if there continue to be unexplainable delays in the process or if we learn the Board is not acting in the best interests of shareholders. If this step is required, we would be in position to move forward as early as December to seek to remove and replace six directors. Following the announcement today of our three nominees - W. Steve Albrecht, Wendy Lane and Henry W. "Jay" Winship - being added to the Board, this approach would give shareholders the chance to ensure a majority of the Board would be newly added and fully independent. We intend to remain one of the largest shareholders of CoreLogic at least through the announcement of a transaction agreement being reached - though we plan to reduce our economic position as part of our ongoing portfolio management. We look forward to helping deliver the best possible outcome for all CoreLogic shareholders and providing a critical reassurance that a fair and comprehensive sales process occurs."

In a regulatory filing, La-Z-Boy disclosed that its CEO Kurt Darrow sold 150K shares of common stock on November 19th in a total transaction size of $5.92M. The holding represents about 25% of his total owned.

Digital Colony announced the appointment of Liam Stewart as Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer. Stewart will be responsible for the ongoing execution and oversight of the firm's strategic, operational and financial performance, with a particular focus on driving operational improvements at both Digital Colony and its portfolio companies. Mr. Stewart succeeds Jeff Ginsberg, who will continue to serve as Chief Administrative Officer and remain on the investment committee of Digital Colony Partners inaugural fund.

Suncor, as 58.74% owner of the Syncrude Joint Venture, announced that it, together with the other Syncrude joint venture owners, Imperial Oil Resources Limited, CNOOC Oil Sands Canada and Sinopec Oil Sands Partnership, have agreed in principle for Suncor to become the operator of the Syncrude project by the end of 2021. The agreement still requires formal approval from each of the owners. The Syncrude joint venture owners are Suncor (58.74%), Imperial Oil Resources Limited (25.0%), Sinopec Oil Sands Partnership (9.03%) and CNOOC Oil Sands Canada (7.23%).

In an interview on CNBC's Mad Money, Dylan Lissette said Utz has always have been underweight in the tortilla category, but the acquisition of Truco should solve that problem. Going forward, Utz plans to put money behind power brands to increase national awareness. The company expects e-commerce sales to double in 2020 and plans to increase its investment in e-commerce in 2021.

This is the lowest level of holdings since July 20th.