Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm filed her annual financial disclosure form Friday, revealing that she quietly sold shares worth up to $120,000 of six companies last month.
Granholm’s disclosure, filed Friday morning with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, showed that Granholm and her husband Daniel Mulhern owned shares in ride-share company Uber, pharmaceutical company Gilead, online real estate broker Redfin, financial services firm Invesco, telemedicine company Teladoc Health and entertainment company Cedar Fair.
According to the filing, Granholm’s flurry of stock sales were made on May 18 and came a month after she testified under oath during a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing that she was “not owning individual stocks.” Then, on June 9, Granholm informed the committee in a letter that she owned shares of six companies at the time of her testimony, but did not identify which companies.
“As part of her commitment to the highest ethical conduct and…