Business Digest: Liberal Disappointment and Bond Rates
Why Liberals View Rising Bond Yields as Negative News The surge in longer-term bond yields has prompted a largely negative response from many in the financial media. But why is that the case? Financial outlets have often connected rising bond yields to investor concern over inflation or the scale of the U.S. government’s debt. A […]
The Business Digest: The Gloom and Boom Economy
Crash in Consumer Confidence and Soaring Stock Market Welcome to Friday! You know, Fridays are typically for looking back at the week that was, so here’s your weekly wrap. I thought it might be helpful to jot this down for the new subscribers who might not be in the loop yet. This week, a 30-year […]
The Business Digest: Embracing the New Industrial Growth Period
American Manufacturing: A Boom on the Horizon It’s becoming harder to ignore the significant rise in American manufacturing. Back in February, we discussed how many analysts were nostalgic for the manufacturing growth during President Trump’s term. They tended to focus on employment numbers while missing the larger indicators like production levels, orders, shipments, as well […]
Business Digest: Question Not for Whom the Hormuz Tolls
The pursuit of peace might hinge on oil prices in the Persian Gulf. Happy Friday! Here’s a selection of noteworthy news from the past week that we think you should know about. This week, we were on the brink of escalating conflict that could have destroyed cultural heritage, but then, well, things took a turn […]
Golf Digest expresses concern over the absence of Black players at the Players’ Championship, questioning if the sport is making sufficient efforts.
Concerns Over Diversity in Golf at the Players Championship There’s been quite a lot of talk about the lack of Black players in this year’s Players Championship, and it raises some serious questions about the sport’s commitment to enhancing diversity. Strikingly, for the second consecutive year, the championship features an all-white field among its 123 […]
Business Digest: The Corrupt Deal Version
bubble, bubble, hardship and trouble Welcome to Friday. This is, Breitbart Business Digest’s weekly news roundup. This week, investors seem to be reconsidering their stance on AI, finding some merit in its recent performance. Meanwhile, the Cato Institute is celebrating increased tax revenues linked to immigration, and Disney has indicated a shift away from its […]
Business Digest: Kevin Warsh Is Coming
Everything Will Be Revealed in Warsh Welcome to Friday. This is your weekly roundup of economic news, where we’re reflecting on the week that has just passed. This week wrapped up with some noteworthy nominations, particularly a former economic advisor under President Bush to take over as Fed Chairman. In the midst of this, there […]
Habersham Board of Tax Assessors approves tax digest values for 2025
Habersham County Tax Assessment Board Approves Tax Excision The Habersham County Tax Assessment Board has approved a total tax excision this past Monday. This decision means that the overall value of all properties within the tax jurisdiction was calculated before any exemptions were applied. However, the final net tax digest that includes the total value […]
No applications from insomniacs: Business seeking ‘Rest and Digest’ summer intern
Are you looking for a job that lets you snuggle in all day? Well, here’s an interesting position from an online sleeper sofa company, Codol, that’s opening its doors for a “Codolated Intern.” No need to worry about insomnia to apply. This summer internship, named “Rest and Digest,” lasts eight weeks and is open to […]
Breitbart Business Digest: Trump’s Economic Detox
Economics that detoxify the American economy That's what the American economy is like I live with the time I borrowed and the money I borrowed. For years, Washington sent out cheap credits, printed trillions and supported them It looked strong on paper, but underneath it was corrupted economy. Under Joe Biden, nearly 85% of employment […]