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In the past month, executives and supervisory board members have hardly sold any shares in their own companies. They specifically used price setbacks to buy - in one case on a million-euro scale.
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Propelled by chips and other AI-related exports to the US, the surge caps a decade-long pivot away from the mainland market.
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