September is a 'rotten' month for stocks and this year, high bond yields and inflation top the list of risks, Ed Yardeni says

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  • US stocks are one week into what's historically been their worst month of the year, in what is known as "The September Effect".
  • The S&P 500 is currently down about 1% so far this month. 
  • Market veteran Ed Yardeni has highlighted some of the key risks facing investors this time around.

US stocks are one week into what's historically been the worst month of the year for the

You should update your iPhone. Apple just fixed some iOS security vulnerabilities that had researchers worried.

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Apple recently released an important iPhone update to target a security hole and prevent hacking.

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  • Apple announced its new iOS update after researchers discovered vulnerabilities.
  • Experts say iPhone and iPad owners should update their devices to iOS 16.6.1 as soon as possible. 
  • Researchers said the vulnerability had been "actively exploited" to deliver NSO Group's spyware

Trump exaggerated his net worth by as much as $3.6 billion a year, New York's Letitia James now alleges

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Donald Trump and New York Attorney General Letitia James, who has sued the former president and his real-estate company over allegations of persistent fraud in official financial filings.

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  • More than 100 motions, exhibits were filed Friday in NY's civil business-fraud case against Trump and his company.
  • Attorney General Letitia
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Framework is finally working on a full-size SD card module

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A transparent sandwich mockup of what an SD card module might look like, with a USB-C port on one end and an SD card reader board inside.
This is not Framework’s module but rather a community design by zero0d. | Image: zero0d

You can hot-swap a DisplayPort, ethernet, even an extra 3.5mm audio jack into your modular Framework laptop — and today, the company is finally beginning work on a full-size SD Expansion Card to go with them.

But seriously, it’s just beginning that work: the company says it’s breaking

Ukrainian official claims Elon Musk cost lives by refusing Starlink access during a drone operation

Engadget

Excerpts from Walter Isaacson's Elon Musk biography are coming to light ahead of its release next week, revealing some new details about the billionaire's decision to provide Ukraine with Starlink access amid the country's war with Russia. According to an excerpt CNN reported on, Musk allegedly told SpaceX workers to shut down Starlink access close to the Crimea coast to prevent a Ukrainian drone

Scientists may have a solution to the International Space Station's fungus problem

Engadget

Clogs in water recovery systems on the international space station have been so backed up that hoses have had to be sent back to Earth for cleaning and refurbishing. This is thanks to the build up of biofilms: a consortium of microorganisms that stick to each other, and often also to surfaces — the insides of water recover tubing, for instance. These microbial or fungal growths can clog filters in

EU has ‘no chance’ of semiconductor independence — but neither does anyone else

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Our world runs on semiconductors. The silicon slivers are the brains of our phones, computers, cars, data centres, and stock markets. They’re also the digital backbone of modern militaries.  Some of the first chips ever made were used in missile guidance systems. Today, they power countless military devices, from fighter jets and howitzers to radios and radar. In the Russia-Ukraine war