tyb
>>23557, >>23558 pb
Solarwinds went public/private/public again (since Oct 2018); Bain Cap involved
Solar Winds sold by Thoma Bravo $128.28m-Dec 7th
https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?oc=1813487&tc=7
Solar Winds Sold by Silver Lake Partners: $157.49m-Dec 7
https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?oc=1418226&tc=7
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/
ty muh fren
I probably won't use unless berry bad but understand need to have.
Be sort of rung muh neck about it last night and made sense
can't remember that last time we put lights up
No kids so it was never a thang.
Have not had a tree for several years either.
usually travel in Decs (not this year though!) so it would just die while gone.
But that is the most fun part!…to me anyway.
I have not been staying on top of things as previously needed to do those notes.
It's kinda nice..kek!
I'll go have a look at email when I do doggo (and get off of "here")
ty B I do appreciate that.
02-5001 USAFSOC C-32B departed Bragg west after a ground stop-inbound from Eglin AFb earlier
RCH467 USAFSOC C-32B also departed Bragg and east
00-9001 USAFSOC C-32B Departed McGuire AFB and up at Bangor, ME for some fly-bys
02-5001 USAFSOC C-32B continues west from Bragg depart
PHENOM6 USAF E-8C Joint Stars se from Robins AFB and will head out into the Atlantic
good morning!
Spanish AF AME4502 Airbus A310 departed Dominican Republic-Santo Domingo sw with Spanish AF T.18-5 Falcon 900B arriving from a ground stop at Azores
DRACO02 USAF E-8C Joint Stars out of Robins AFB just nw of Puerto Rico
Huntington buys TCF for $6 billion in U.S. regional bank merger wave
Huntington Bancshares Inc has agreed to buy TCF Financial Corp for $6 billion in stock, marking the latest tie-up among U.S. regional lenders seeking scale. Columbus, Ohio-based Huntington will exchange 3.0028 of its shares for each TCF share, equating to a price of $38.83, the bank said in a document published on Monday. Shares in Detroit-headquartered TCF were 3.5% higher at $36.01, while Huntington’s stock slipped 5% to $12.27 after news of the deal, which was announced in a joint statement on Sunday. “It’s a great fit for us,” Huntington Chief Executive Stephen Steinour told Reuters, adding the deal would allow it to invest $150 million more in digital and innovation strategies. Looser financial regulations and lower corporate taxes under the Trump administration have emboldened regional U.S. lenders to pursue deals as they compete with bigger players such as JPMorgan Chase & Co and Wells Fargo & Co. Also spurring tie-ups are low interest rates, which reduce profit from lending, as well as investment in technology.
PNC Financial Services Group Inc last month bought the U.S. business of Spain’s BBVA for $11.6 billion, while Truist Financial Corp, now the sixth-largest U.S. bank by assets, was created last year by a merger of BB&T Corp and SunTrust Banks Inc. The new combination, centered on Ohio and Michigan, will operate under the Huntington brand and have around $168 billion in assets, making it a top-15 U.S. bank by that measure. The deal gives Huntington entry into the Minneapolis and Denver metro areas, as well as a bigger Chicago presence. Steinour, who will be chairman, president and CEO of the combined holding company, said talks began in late-October and the deal is expected to close in the second quarter of 2021.
Huntington was advised by Goldman Sachs and Wachtell Lipton, Rosen & Katz. Keefe, Bruyette & Woods and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett assisted TCF.
https://www.reuters.com/article/tcf-financial-ma-huntington-banc/update-2-huntington-buys-tcf-for-6-bln-in-u-s-regional-bank-merger-wave-idUSL4N2IU0SU
This is wut habbens when banks can't cut it in the low-interest rate environment…this will only accelerate going forward where these banks will merge so that they can pretty much hide how poorly they are doing within the framework of these M&A's.