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- 1Qualcomm Challenges Apple With New Chip This WeekโผQualcomm Takes on Apple's New Chip, Fitness Tracker, Updated Macs and More: This Week in Appleverse
Qualcomm is taking on Apple's latest chip in what is shaping up as a renewed battle over mobile and computing silicon. The week also brought news on Apple's front, including a fitness tracker, updated Macs and other product developments. The rivalry matters because Qualcomm's chips increasingly power Windows laptops that compete directly with Apple's Mac lineup, setting up a contest over performance and battery life claims.
- 2Peter Bognanni discusses his new book in interviewโผโIโm really enjoying my time there:โ Peter Bognanni talks new book
Author Peter Bognanni has given an interview about his new book, telling the Mac Weekly that he is 'really enjoying my time there.' The conversation covers his latest release and his experience connected to it. Further details about the book's title, release date and reception were not provided in the available material.
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Macalester College has released the results of its student government elections, according to the student newspaper The Mac Weekly. The publication of the results closes out the campus voting period, and students are now learning who will represent them in student government for the coming year. No details about the winning candidates or turnout have been made available yet.
- 4US 10-Year Treasury Yields Hit Highest Since 2002โ๐ UPDATE US 10-Year Treasury Yields Hit Highest Since 2002 Amid Inflation Concerns Average 30-year fixed mortgage rates
US 10-year Treasury yields have climbed to their highest level since 2002 as inflation concerns persist. The surge is feeding directly into borrowing costs: average 30-year fixed mortgage rates rose to 7.28% this week, up from 7.03% the previous week, according to Freddie Mac data. Rising yields and mortgage rates near multi-decade highs are putting fresh pressure on homebuyers and raising questions about the broader economic outlook.
- 5Bowling Green's Kartusch Named MAC Women's Golfer of the WeekโFalcons' Kartusch Earns Women's Golfer of the Week Accolade
Bowling Green State University golfer Kartusch has been named the Mid-American Conference Women's Golfer of the Week, the conference announced. The honor recognizes her standout play in recent competition and marks a notable achievement for the Falcons' women's golf program. The award is part of the MAC's weekly recognition of top performers across conference sports.
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The Mac Weekly has published its latest roundup of Macalester College athletics, 'The State of the Scots: This Week in Mac Sports', recapping recent results and storylines for the Scots' teams. Beyond the headline, no further details about which teams or events were covered are available.
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The Mid-American Conference has released its college football results from Saturday's slate of games. Fans and followers of MAC football are checking the outcomes as the college season progresses, with scores and standings drawing attention across the conference's schools.