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Carl Icahn Trims JetBlue, AEP Stakes While Sitting Out New Stock Bets

Surbhi Jain

Carl Icahn made no new stock purchases in Q2, trimming stakes in JetBlue and American Electric Power. The rest of his portfolio is unchanged.

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