The US Department of Commerce has begun posting macroeconomic data on public blockchains – the administration’s latest move to embrace the use of innovative technology. Best-known for powering cryptocurrencies such […]| Global Government Forum
Ten House Democrats are asking the Commerce Department to provide guidance on using federal broadband funding for things like workforce development, telehealth and cybersecurity.| StateScoop
Does Connecticut need any BEAD money?| Broadband Breakfast
How are the new rules from the Commerce Department expected to change the pace of broadband deployment under BEAD?| Broadband Breakfast
Trump confirms Serbia and others received a trade deal offer—not a tariff threat.“Letter means a deal,” he said, backing Pavlovic today’s scoop.| The Pavlovic Today
President Trump sent a letter to Serbian President Aleksandar Vu?i? offering a trade deal—or a 35% tariff—by August 1. The Pavlovic Today obtained the full letter.| The Pavlovic Today
Did President Trump mean secondary sanctions or secondary tariffs against Russia? “So it’s economic sanction, not a sanction,” Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told reporters gathered in the State Dining Room on Monday. He offered Venezuela as an example. “He said to Venezuela. He said, If you do business and you buy Venezuelan oil, right, your […]| The Pavlovic Today
Arkansas, Colorado, Michigan, and South Carolina to relaunch BEAD application round on Monday, July 7| Broadband Breakfast
The U.S. stock market, which had suffered since President Trump unveiled his tariff plan, rose sharply after he announced a pause to allow negotiations.| CNBC
