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5 questions

The figure

What premium to PTC's Friday close did Schneider Electric's US$205-a-share cash offer represent?

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C. 42.3%

Schneider agreed on Monday to pay US$205 a share in cash, valuing PTC at US$22.6 billion, a 42.3% premium to Friday's close of US$144.03. Read the story →

The company

Which company's shares jumped 17.46% on Thursday after CSL said it would move its US plasma centres onto its machines?

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D. Haemonetics

CSL Plasma plans to move all its current US centres onto Haemonetics' NexSys collection machines by the end of 2027, and Haemonetics rose 17.46% to US$119.47. Read the story →

The why

Why did Delta cut its 2026 profit forecast, according to its finance chief?

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A. Fuel: its fuel bill rose 62% in the September quarter

Finance chief Erik Snell said "All of it's fuel." Delta paid an average of US$3.61 a gallon, 60% more than a year earlier, and its fuel bill rose 62% to US$4.1 billion. Read the story →

The figure

At Wednesday's US$39 billion sale of 10-year Treasury notes, how many times the amount on offer did bids reach?

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B. 2.77 times

The Treasury sold US$39 billion of 10-year notes at 5.300%, and bids came in at 2.77 times the amount on offer, calming yields after a 24-year high. Read the story →

The term

In Tuesday's Constellation Energy story, what is a nuclear uprate?

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B. An upgrade that lets an existing reactor make more electricity

An uprate uses new turbines, steam generators and control systems so an existing reactor makes more power. Constellation will do it at 11 units to supply Google. Read the story →

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