If it turns out these reports are correct, potential financial consequences of the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco could easily be even greater during the last quarter of the year. That's because Samsung's latest flagship still wasn't permanently discontinued by September 30th and the entire ordeal was seemingly less severe than it is today. Samsung has yet to finish its second investigation of the matter and hopefully finally figure out what went wrong with the Galaxy Note 7. In the meantime, the company is rather reluctant to talk to the media and hasn't disclosed much ever since permanently halting the production of its latest flagship. The last piece of official information Samsung released had to do with rumors of the company acquiring a French audio equipment manufacturer Focal. As reported by Reuters, Samsung dismissed those rumors earlier today.