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02-5001 USAFSOC C-32B departed Bragg after quick ground stop and back to Eglin AFB-this completes it's roundtrip.
Cheyenne Regional Airport, WY ground stop prior to Bragg
SAM283 USAF G5 departed Austin Berstrom Int'l ne after a ground stop-inbound from Lackland
This AC was also part of the NASA mtg at the Cape yesterday
PAT219 US Army C-560 descending for Dobbins ARB, GA after a Cannon AFB, NM depart earlier
Completes it's r/t and had a stop at MacDill AFB earlier today
This AC was present at same time as SAM262 (at Cannon AFB) that has already arrived at JBA and part of the NASA meetings.
R0530909 US Army C-560 completed a rt back to JBA from Hunstville, AL
These are the same flights that have been called AZAZ0909 and AZAZ09O9 so they are still active. They have always been known as "operators are active"
SAM248 USAF C-32A ne from Hawaii-Hickam AFB after an overnight
Mr Cohen-Watnick returning from below itinerary.
This AC is also used as Primary AF2
This AC departed JBA on 1205 with a ground stop at Elmendorf JB Anchorage, AK
Ezra Cohen-Watnick twat cap 2 is from 1205
Cap 3 is SAM248 on way to Anchorage 1205
Then continued on to Atsugi NAF on 1206 as MC8248 for a ground stop.
On to Jakarta, Indonesia-Bandar Udara Int'l Airport
Departed on 1208 still as MC8248 ne for ground stop at Manila, P.I. then depart east to Hawaii-Hickam AFB for an overnight.
Depart earlier today
RUDY32 US Navy Osprey went out east of El Centro for a few pirouettes and now returning back to NAS North Island
SolarWinds Corp. sold by Thoma Brava L.P.: $128.28m-Dec 7
SolarWinds Corp sold by Silver Lake Group: $157.49-Dec 7
Also an additional sale by Silver Lake of $47.69m on same date under SLP Aurora Co-Invest, L.P.
https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?oc=1755410&tc=7
SolarWinds : Announces Confidential Submission of Form 10 Registration Statement for Potential Spin-Off of MSP Business
https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/SOLARWINDS-CORPORATION-46661543/news/SolarWinds-Announces-Confidential-Submission-of-Form-10-Registration-Statement-for-Potential-Spin-31972769/
SolarWinds Corp is a provider of information technology (IT) infrastructure management software. The Company's products enables organizations to monitor and manage the performance of their IT environments, including on premise, in the cloud, and in hybrid models. Its SolarWinds Model enables it to market and sell its products directly to network and systems engineers, database administrators, storage administrators, DevOps professionals and managed service providers (MSPs). The Company engages with its registered members through THWACK, which is its online community designed to train and inform technology professionals about its products. Its AppOptics integrates application performance, server infrastructure monitoring and custom metrics into cloud-based solution. The Company also offers an email protection and archiving platform on a standalone basis that protects businesses from phishing, malware and other email-borne threats. Number of employees : 3 251 people.
https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/SOLARWINDS-CORPORATION-46661543/company/
Mexico's central bank fumes over cash law as affront to its autonomy
Mexico’s central bank on Thursday hit back against a draft law moving through Congress, saying the legislation sold as a fillip for migrants jeopardized its independence and could force it to handle the proceeds of drug cartels. Mexico’s Senate on Wednesday passed the bill that would make the Bank of Mexico (Banxico) buy up cash that commercial banks cannot return to the financial system. That, critics say, could mean the bank has to absorb money made by organized crime. The law must still pass the lower house of Congress. President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, whose ruling National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) crafted the proposal, said it should be respected if it passes both chambers. The tensions are the latest in a string of ructions that have arisen between Banxico and MORENA and Lopez Obrador on issues ranging from the use of its reserves to economic policy. Late on Wednesday, Banxico sharply criticized the law, saying it would force the bank to undertake “high risk” operations that could put international reserves at risk and compromise its ability to safeguard the value of the peso. Investors appeared unimpressed by the initiative. The peso struggled against the dollar on Thursday after the Senate’s approval of the bill, falling by 0.8%
Members of the Banxico board fired off more broadsides on Thursday, including Bank of Mexico Governor Alejandro de Leon, who said in an interview on local radio the legislation was “very unwise” and “undermines the central bank’s autonomy.” De Leon called on lower house lawmakers to hold talks with the central bank in a bid to rectify the initiative. Meanwhile Gerardo Esquivel, another Banxico board member to sound the alarm over the bill, on Thursday urged people to read a Twitter thread by economist Valeria Moy that flagged the risks of drug traffickers’ cash entering the bank’s reserves. MORENA denies the bill will encourage money laundering and says it will help poor migrant families disadvantaged by the financial system by making it easier for them to offload cash.
Critics say that irrespective of the legislation’s intentions, it risks pushing the central bank onto a slippery slope of increasing interference from lawmakers. “This could end up being a Trojan Horse,” said Gabriela Siller, an economist at bank Banco Base, arguing the bill could put Banxico in the sights of international financial authorities. “It’s an unnecessary risk for the Bank of Mexico.
https://www.reuters.com/article/mexico-cenbank-reform/update-2-mexicos-central-bank-fumes-over-cash-law-as-affront-to-its-autonomy-idUSL1N2IQ1UK
US telcos ordered to 'rip and replace' Huawei components
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has ordered certain US telecommunications companies to remove Huawei equipment from their network.
The FCC has also started the process of revoking China Telecom's authorisation to operate in the US. The "rip and replace" order is the latest US move against Huawei made on national security grounds. The order includes subsidies for smaller carriers for removing and replacing the equipment. However, the commission can't actually implement the reimbursements without the approval of funding from congress.
FCC chairman Ajit Pai said Huawei has close ties to the Chinese military and intelligence communities as well as the Communist Party, and those ties are at "every level of the company—all the way up to its founder". "The concerns about Huawei aren't just hypothetical: Independent entities have identified numerous security vulnerabilities in Huawei equipment and found it to be less secure than that of other companies—perhaps deliberately so," Mr Pai said.
He said Huawei is also subject to "sweeping" laws compelling the company's assistance and cooperation with Chinese intelligence services and forbidding the disclosure of that assistance. The FCC will publish a list of communications equipment and services determined to be a risk to national security. It has estimated the programme will require at least $1.6bn (ÂŁ1.2bn) to reimburse eligible providers, who take federal subsidies mostly to provide service in rural areas of the US.
Huawei has long denied US accusations that it is a government-run company and a threat to national security.
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-55269879