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RUDY32 departed a flat top with RUDY35 US Navy Osprey still "on ground"
Cap #2 both have departed and heading nw back to NAS north Island
Black portion of trace is "on ground"
SAM684 USAF G5 on final approach turn and returning to JBA from Robins AFB gs
JIMMY47 US Navy E-6B Mercury behind and from Tinker AFB
Some work over LA and then over to Houston for a run along Gulf coast
>>54412 pb
SAM596 USAF G5 departed Los Angeles Int'l after a ground stop-morning arrival from Peterson AFB
Those two USAFSOC 757's that departed Houston and Majors AIrport earlier went back to Eglin AFB
SAM596 USAF G5 on descent for Peterson AFB
DUTYL45 US Navy E-6B Mercury ne from Kirtland AFB after a ground stop-inbound from Pax River
Habs no idea wut DUTYL is
Zoominfo Technologies sold by TA Associates, L.P.: $190.06m-Feb 1-4
Sale on Dec 4th of $300.95m and Aug 24 of $293.44m 2020 as well-see linky at bottom
Carlyle Group also with some big sales in this last year-cap#2
Same day as TA example
https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?oc=1548624&tc=7
ZoomInfo Technologies Inc. (ZoomInfo) is a go-to-market intelligence platform for sales and marketing teams. Its cloud-based platform provides information on the organizations and professionals they target. Its 360-degree view enables sellers and marketers to shorten sales cycles and enhance win rates. By leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques, the ZoomInfo platform is able to process various raw data events and refine them into actionable insights. To create these insights, its platform continuously collects, curates and verifies the data from proprietary and public sources, including from its contributory network. The Company serves various industry verticals, including software, business services, manufacturing, telecommunications, financial services and insurance, retail, media and Internet, transportation, education, hospitality, healthcare, and real estate.
https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/ZOOMINFO-TECHNOLOGIES-INC-107772705/company/
from today
TA Associates Enters Exclusive Negotiations for Majority Growth Investment in DL Software
TA Associates, a leading global growth private equity firm, today announced that it has entered exclusive negotiations to make a majority growth investment in DL Software, a leading France-based group of enterprise resource planning (ERP) software providers. Current DL Software majority shareholder 21 Invest France, as well as company founders and management, would each retain a stake in the business following TA's investment. The envisaged transaction, which is currently under review by representatives of the company's employees, is expected to close in the second quarter of 2021, subject to customary approvals. Financial terms were not disclosed.
https://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/-ta-associates-enters-exclusive-negotiations-majority-growth-investment-/2021/02/08/9303603.htm
https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?oc=1034569&tc=7&b=2
North Korea cyberattacks gained $300m in cryptocurrency: UN panel
North Korea has been launching dozens of cyberattacks on cryptocurrency exchanges and companies in the defense sector to obtain foreign currencies and military information, according to a draft report by a UN expert panel.
The draft, obtained by Nikkei, shows that North Korea stole an estimated total of $316 million in 2019 and 2020 through cyberattacks on cryptocurrency exchanges – a clear sign the country continues to try and sidestep international sanctions even during the coronavirus pandemic. The draft, submitted to the Security Council's North Korea Sanctions Committee reviewing the implementation of the measures on the isolated country, is to be made public after discussion and revisions by Security Council board member nations. The report will have no binding powers but could be referred to by the Security Council or member nations when imposing new sanctions on North Korea.
The country continues to obtain cryptocurrencies in illegal ways, the draft said. In September 2020, a cryptocurrency exchange company was hacked and $218 million worth of cryptocurrency was stolen. In two cases of hacking that targeted cryptocurrency exchanges, North Korea used a technique known as "chain hopping" – which makes it harder to track down stolen currencies by exchanging one cryptocurrency for another. The draft also revealed that North Korea changed cryptocurrencies through traders in China. Amounts stolen amounted to $272,000 in the first of the two cases and $2.5 million in the second.
North Korean authorities carried out the cyberattacks using social networking services for businesses and approached personnel in companies related to the defense sector, where the attackers impersonated human resource officers in the sector, the draft suggested. The process involved earning trust through phone conversations and text messages and then sending emails with malware attached to them.
https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics/International-relations/North-Korea-cyberattacks-gained-300m-in-cryptocurrency-UN-panel
doin fine after hearing that temp
I'm not ever doing that.
If I can help it
Visiting is fine and love that.
When it takes an extra hour to warm your car up and all the other shit
No thanks
59-1499 USAF KC-135 Stratotanker back at altitude and heading ne after some refueling doooty in South China Sea
South Korea regulator not probing Hyundai executives' share sales
South Korea’s financial markets watchdog, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS), is not currently investigating Hyundai Motor executives’ sales of shares in the automaker, a regulatory official said on Tuesday. The official made the statement after some retail investors’ expressed concerns in online stock forums over the possibility of insider trading by Hyundai executives who sold shares in recent weeks. Reports of possible cooperation between Hyundai and tech giant Apple on a self-driving electric vehicle that emerged early in January sent Hyundai stock sharply higher.
The official said the regulator would need more facts to support speculation circulating on retail investor forums before considering an investigation. The official declined to be identified as he was not authorised to speak to media. Hyundai did not have comment on the matter when reached by Reuters. The company said on Monday it is not now in talks with Apple on autonomous vehicles, just a month after it confirmed early-stage talks with the tech giant. Shares in Hyundai jumped 21% between the initial confirmation and Monday’s announcement that the project was off.
More than 10 Hyundai executives sold shares between the first media report on a potential Apple-Hyundai tieup and the news that the pair are not now in talks about autonomous vehicles, according to regulatory filings.
https://www.reuters.com/article/autos-tech-apple-hyundai-motor/update-2-s-korea-regulator-not-probing-hyundai-executives-share-sales-after-apple-deal-reports-official-idUSL1N2KF04A