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Each week at Forbes we scan our database of corporate insiders to see who got richer from the action in the stock market. Despite a gloomy jobs report on Friday, all three major indices managed to hold on to gains of at least 1% week over week. In the face of overwhelming pessimism in the popular press, the S&P 500 has now risen 3.5% since bottoming in early June. While many observers are justifiably skeptical of the bounce’s potential to develop into a veritable rally, it is clear that the bleeding has slowed in recent weeks to the benefit of insiders and investors alike. Here, a few insiders who outpaced the rising tides over the past seven days:
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Marvin Sands founded Constellation Brands as Canandaigua Industries Company on the shores of upstate New York’s Lake Canandaigua in 1945, when he was just 21 years old. Originally a “small, family-owned wine company,” the operation has expanded to offer more than 100 different alcoholic beverages in 125 countries, from its own wines to Mexico’s Corona Extra beer. Claiming the title of the “leading premium wine producer in the world,” the company produces and markets wines branded under a variety of marques, from Blackstone to Woodbridge. Through a joint venture with Grupo Modelo, Constellation has imported and marketed Corona, Modelo, Pacifico, Tsingtao and Victoria beers. The company also has the rights to Svedka brand vodka in the United States. The current President and CEO of the company, and the son of Constellation’s founder, Robert Sands, joined the outfit in 1986 as general counsel. Through a series of holding companies and family trusts, Robert has control over the equivalent of some 20.2 million common shares of Constellation. After the company beat earnings estimates last Friday and announced the acquisition of the remaining 50% of Crown Imports LLC, their joint venture with Grupo Modelo, the stock shot up by 19.5%, ultimately rising 30.1% over the course of the week. Sands’ shares are now worth approximately $571.9 million, up from $439.6 million just one week ago.