“This event was shot on iPhone and edited on Mac.” 
If you missed the Apple "Scary Fast" Event, here’s what you need to know:
M3 Chips: Apple introduced their latest chips - M3, M3 Pro and M3 Max, which are further down to only 3 nm as compared to 5 nm in M2. These chips will be used to power the new iMac and MacBook Pro models. According to them, the M3 chip will be rendering at 2.5 times the speed of its predecessor, the M1, and the CPU will be 30% faster.
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The U.S. manufacturing sector showed some improvement, but still under the 50 threshold. The ISM’s manufacturing PMI reading for September rose to 49.0, its highest since November 2022. However, this is the 11th consecutive month that the PMI is below 50, indicating a contraction in manufacturing.
Despite this, growth projections for Q3 are estimated to be as high as a 4.9% annualized rate. Additionally, various manufacturing industries reported growth ...

The U.S. economy has steady growth during the Q2 2023, matching experts' expectations. For what’s important, the gross domestic product (GDP) saw a growth of 2.1% in this period, while the first quarter was revised to reflect a 2.2% growth rate, up from the initial 2.0% report. 
Historical GDP data was also updated due to new information and improved methods. Interestingly, GDP for the early months of 2020, 2021, and 2022 was lowered as consumers spending was less than...

The U.S. government may face its fourth shutdown in ten years if an agreement isn't reached by the end of this week. A bipartisan Senate bill that aims to fund the government until mid-November has been turned down by House Republicans. If no agreement is reached, hundreds of thousands of federal workers might lose their jobs temporarily, and many services would be forced to pause.
While the Senate has shown support for a funding bill, including $6 bi...

US government bonds continue to drop in value, pushing the interest rates, or yields, of 10- and 30-year bonds to levels not seen in the last 16 years. This comes as many believe the Federal Reserve (the Fed) will keep interest rates high. Additionally, the US government is issuing more bonds because of growing debt.
On Monday, the interest rate on 10-year bonds reached 4.53%, a peak not seen since October 2007. For 30-year bonds, the rate touched 4....

US unemployment benefit applications have decreased to their lowest level since January, suggesting a robust job scene that's bolstering the economy.
The Labor Department reported a drop of 20,000 in jobless claims last week, making the total 201,000, the closest it's been to the smallest number in over 50 years. On top of this, the number of people currently receiving unemployment benefits has dipped to 1.66 million, the smallest since this year began.
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