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W. P. Carey sells US$346.55 million of 5.200% senior unsecured notes due Sept. 15, 2036
W. P. Carey issued US$346.55 million of senior unsecured fixed-rate notes with a 5.200% coupon in late June 2026, maturing on Sept. 15, 2036. The financing was described as routine capital management to support reinvestment into industrial net-lease assets. The write-up did not cite earnings revisions, major lease changes, regulatory action, or urgent refinancing pressure, framing the deal as part of an existing capital plan.
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Boston Scientific cuts 2026 outlook after WATCHMAN and other units weaken; INTERA 3000 pump recall closed
Boston Scientific (BSX) said in July 2026 that it lowered its full-year 2026 guidance after results in WATCHMAN, Electrophysiology and Urology came in weaker than expected. Around the same period, the company completed a U.S. voluntary recall of one INTERA 3000 hepatic artery infusion pump (Serial Number 20175), a Class II action that has been closed. Management reiterated that product launches planned for 2027–2028 could support growth, but the guidance cut—its first in nearly a year—prompted investors to reassess near-term execution risk.
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Meta nears $6.5b Samsung Foundry pact for 2nm custom AI chips, rolls out Meta Compute
Meta is nearing a $6.5 billion agreement with Samsung’s foundry unit to manufacture its next-generation 2nm custom AI chips. The company also announced Meta Compute, a cloud infrastructure business that will sell enterprise customers access to its AI data center capacity. The moves underscore a strategic shift from an advertising-led platform toward an AI infrastructure supplier. The article did not disclose the signing status of the agreement or details of initial orders, framing the update as directional rather than an immediate execution catalyst.
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Netlist files US$95.76 million shelf as shares jump 101% in 90 days, valuation stretches to 3.8x P/S
Netlist (NLST) filed a US$95.76 million shelf registration covering up to 33,600,000 common shares tied to an employee stock ownership-related offering. The stock has returned 101.33% over the past 90 days and delivered a 371.95% total shareholder return over one year, even as it remains loss-making with a net loss of US$6.69 million. On revenue of $264.55 million, the shares trade at a 3.8x price-to-sales ratio, above the broader US Electronic industry average of 2.9x and an estimated fair P/S of 1.2x, according to Simply Wall St.
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