James Hardie (JHX) shares have fallen nearly 31% from their 52-week high, mainly due to its costly acquisition of AZEK. Despite this, the company is rated a 'buy' as it trades below its historical valuation average and benefits from a strong position in North American fiber cement siding and resilient repair and remodel markets. The AZEK acquisition strategically expands James Hardie into outdoor living, with cost synergies ahead of schedule, supporting future free cash flow growth. The stock offers double-digit return potential for long-term investors even without valuation multiple expansion.
Aptos Labs fixed a critical stale-cache bug in its Move virtual machine that could have allowed attackers to manipulate core blockchain data, risking up to $70 billion in assets. Security researchers demonstrated a proof-of-concept exploit with a 90%...
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