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Here's what's ahead on this week's Investing Insights. A historic strike targets the big three automakers,

a look at the risk investor's face, plus a morning star U.S. economist weighs in on the Federal Reserve's

latest rate decision, and a cash-in-stock deal for an iconic brand crowns some big winners.

This is Investing Insights.

Welcome to Investing Insights. I'm your host, Ivana Hampton. Let's get started with a look at the Morning Star Headlines.

Apple is upping its innovation with its latest iPhones and watches.

The tech company continues to show off, its expertise and competitive advances in hardware, software, and beyond.

Apple iPhone 15 lineup and prices resemble last year's models.

The 15s will have faster processors, improved cameras,

and a customizable action button.

Apple has switched the charging cable interface to USBC.

This could annoy those who use lightning cables,

but not keep them from buying the new iPhone.

The new Apple Watch Series 9 will have a double-tap feature. A person can

tap their thumb and index finger together on their watch hand, and the corresponding tiny wrist

movement will then allow them to perform several watch actions, such as answering a phone call

or stopping a timer. Morningstar thinks Apple's value sits at $150 per share and modestly overvalued.

Smucker is adding the maker Twinkies to a snacking portfolio.

The jellymaker is buying Hostess brands and a cash in stock deal worth $34.25 per share. It's a strategic move. Hosted sales have grown

about 14% per year over the last three years. Its brands hold a leading 10% share in the U.S.

package cakes market. That's according to Research Company Euro Monitor. Hostess convenience store

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