I wish this would stop being the default headline whenever any such scandal happens. It's low-effort and provocative, but ultimately meaningless. CEOs and other executives are always selling company stock, because the vast majority of their compensation happens via stock. People want to spend money and/or diversify it in other investments. There's no reason for anyone to hold a significant amount of vested company stock.

Plus, executive stock sales are all declared to the SEC well in advance and happen on a set schedule. You can go look up how many millions in company stock Satya Nadella or Tim Cook sold last month, but that doesn't automatically make it a scandal.