Apple Day payday By.Ayanna Evans

recently this year the new iPhone 7 and 7 plus was released to the public in September of 2016. The two devices start at $769 for 32 GB but 128 and 256GBs variants are optional and available for consumers who would like more data and storage space. pre orders had begun on September 16th and were shipped out on September 16th when the phone was released. Although this was an easier and satisfactory way to purchase the phone , it made it impossible for people to get one in stored due to them being sold out. People camped out and lines were wrapped around stored from the crack of dawn till a little after noon . Apple has profited at least 1.5 million dollars with their new products since the phone has been released. The phone is the same size as the 6 and 6 plus and come in various colors including jet and matte black. Also,the new phone come with wireless headphones and has many brand new features available at your local Apple Store or any phone company store .

Yay or Nay By: Ayanna Evans

Recently there has been a sudden recall on the newest Samsung Galaxy 7. Customers have been reporting that the phone has been over heating,crashing and simply stopped working. This recall for the galaxy 7 has been world wide and many people have been responsive to it . This has created a set back for the world's biggest android maker. The most reported issue that was causing the phone to malfunction was the battery. Over 1.5 million phones have been sold at a full price of approximately $670. Out of the 1.5 million phones that were sold almost a quarter of them have been returned causing Samsung to loose more profit everyday.  Customers that want to return the phone can either get a full refund or get a brand new phone. Samsung is also giving customers a $25 gift card for the inconvenience .

Pocketbook Votes By. Ayanna Evans

Young voters today from the ages 18-21 are now voting with money. In a recent survey 65% claim that they will give more weight to a candidates stance on economic issues more than anything else. They even claim that they are more focused on economic issues rather than the social ones.Young adults are primary when it comes to when respondents face financial issues.Most of international debt comes from teens and young adults in our world today. In fact, In spite of this, 75% of young adults said that they think the outcome for the next presidential election will impact their financial lives for the next  four years , which is why they are wiling to pay for it. President Obama 1st addressed the cost of of college tuition back in the 2008 election. He admitted that it took him years to pay off his student loans. In 2012 the economy was the highest campaign issue across voter segments of that year. The white house has recently reported that 71% of college graduates with a bachelor's degree owe  average of $29.400 dollars in debt. In conclusion over 60% of students feel like the debt will eventually impaxt their lives and the election.

The Big Debate By Ayanna Evans

In this past week, thousands of people tuned into the first residential debate between democratic candidate held in Washington.  Hillary Clinton and Republican candidate Donald Trump.Both Clinton and Trump have made dedicated economic policy speeches in the past. One of the big issues that Trump hit Clinton with during the debate was free trade agreements, particularly , specifically  the North American Free Trade Agreement. He’s also tried to outdo Clinton by announcing a plan to spend $500 billion on infrastructure, which is one of the few areas where Republicans have advocated for government expenditures in the past debates.
Trade has been one of the central issues of Trump’s campaign. Trump continuously claimed that trade deals like the North American Free Trade Agreement,signed by Bill Clinton when he was president, have taken jobs from American citizens.
Clinton has been generally pro-trade throughout her career. As secretary of state she pushed through a free trade deal with South Korea, and backed the now controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership. Since then backed away from trade deals, and  won’t support any deals that cost American jobs. More topics like black lives matter, minimum wage, and taxes were also brought up in the debate by both candidates.

Author:Stephen Grendel
Published:September 26,2016
Time: 9:48 p.m.
http://fortune.com/2016/09/26/presidential-debate-economic-issues/