kek
mebby having some problems in Syria dere.
Not staying to the script
SAM744 USAF G5 sw from JBA depart-this AC had a trip up tp Gabreski Airport, Long Island and back to JBA yesterday
C202 US Coast Guard G5 sw from Reagan National depart
GATO73 USAFSOC C-32B departed Bragg after a ground stop-inbound from JBA depart earlier
morning B
Israeli AF 676 Nachshon Eitam on the track
The 122 Squadron of the Israeli Air Force, also known as the Nahshon Squadron (former Dakota Squadron), is a G550 squadron based at Nevatim Airbase. The Squadron has six planes with three aircraft used for Airborne early warning and control (CAEW or Conformal Airborne Early Warning, IAI EL/W-2085) and three are used for Signals intelligence (SEMA or Special Electronic Missions Aircraft).[2] The Squadron formerly operated Douglas DC-3 aircraft until 2000.
SAM770 USAF C-32A departed JBA behind SAM807 USAF G5 both heading nw
Blackstone to buy ESG software provider Sphera in $1.4 bln deal
Blackstone Group Inc said on Tuesday it will buy Sphera, a environmental, social and governance (ESG) software, data and consulting services provider, from private equity firm Genstar Capital in a $1.4 billion deal.
Chicago, Illinois-based Sphera has more than 3,000 customers and is present in over 100 countries. Its offerings allow organizations to measure and manage their performance and risk exposure pertaining to their ESG activities. Blackstone has been trying to strengthen its ESG credentials as investors and lawmakers across the globe increasingly question companies about their environmental and social impact, pushing major global businesses to make significant investments in their ESG initiatives. The private equity giant had asked executives in its portfolio companies to report on their ESG matters to their boards for the first time, Reuters reported in early May. “The increasing importance of ESG issues to businesses globally is a key thematic investing focus for Blackstone,” said Eli Nagler, senior managing director at Blackstone.
https://www.reuters.com/article/sphera-ma-blackstone/blackstone-to-buy-esg-software-provider-sphera-in-1-4-bln-deal-idUSL3N2OI3C0
Large Explosion Rocks Iranian Oil Field Near Iraq Border, Leaving Multiple Dead
Iranian state media is reporting that a severe explosion has rocked an oil field in the western Ilam province which borders Iraq on Tuesday afternoon identified as the Cheshmeh Khosh field.
English language Mehr News cites "reports coming in saying that two people have been killed while another is injured" and featured a photo showing a massive fireball rising above the facility. Bloomberg subsequently cited local reports which updated to "Three oil workers killed and four injured in explosion on pipeline that transfers oil from the Cheshmeh Khosh field."
It's a relatively small field, with official sources estimating an average of 18,000 barrels per day of crude oil production capacity.
Iran's oil producing regions have been known to experience occasional serious accidents and fires, but with the final rounds of nuclear negotiations happening in Vienna, and with Israel being behind past 'sabotage' incidents, naturally there remains the possibility of attack.
The new Tuesday incident comes after yesterday a large mysterious fire was reported outside Tehran.
"A large fire was reported at a warehouse or factory next to a highway near Tehran on Monday afternoon, with the purpose of the warehouse and the background of the incident as of yet unclear," The Jerusalem Post reported.
I have received this image from someone who claims the photo is for today's fire at Shahid Sani Khani (SSK), taken by the sender himself. (the image has not geolocation info & i am not in a position to verify its authenticity). pic.twitter.com/WSkEKDybha— Farhad Rezaei (@Farhadrezaeii) July 5, 2021
"The IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News Agency reported that the fire was near Karaj, the city where an alleged attack targeted a nuclear facility reportedly used to produce centrifuges."
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/large-explosion-rocks-iranian-oil-field-near-iraq-border-leaving-multiple-dead
More Credit Suisse Senior Bankers Depart in Wake of Archegos Loss
Some Capital-Market and SPAC Leaders Considered Leaving.
Credit Suisse Group AG is continuing to lose senior bankers to competitors in the wake of missteps including a $5.5 billion loss tied to the meltdown of Archegos Capital Management.
Several investment bankers in the U.S. gave their notice in the past week, while others are considering leaving, people familiar with the matter said.
Bankers recently heading for the exits include: Eric Federman, who was a co-head of the media- and-telecom team and is joining Barclays PLC; Spyros Svoronos, who was a co-head of the global-industrials team in the Americas specializing in chemicals and agricultural companies and is joining Lazard Ltd. ; Brian McCabe, who was head of global energy and is joining JPMorgan Chase & Co; and Brad David, who works with private-equity firms and is joining Evercore Inc.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/more-credit-suisse-senior-bankers-depart-in-wake-of-archegos-loss-11625587510