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The Senate could pass a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill as soon as Tuesday that would help boost the economy and Democrats released a $3.5 trillion budget resolution they hope to pass by the end of the week. The budget blueprint outlines social policy legislation that would be paid for by raising taxes on the wealthy, large inheritances and corporations. Treasury yields are little changed ahead of inflation data - CNBC Senate Democrats tee up debt ceiling standoff as McConnell vows opposition - CBS News @ReporterGarriss: Good morning, we’re following… you guessed it - the Infrastructure bill. Here’s what we know: - Senate slated to vote at 11am/EST - $1Trillion bipartisan infrastructure package - Billions for fixing roads, bridges & airports - $$ for broadband internet, public works systems The U.S. government tapped tech companies, including Amazon, Microsoft and Google, to bolster the country’s critical infrastructure defenses against cyber threats after a rise in high-profile attacks. Authorities from President Joe Biden to the New York Department of Financial Services have called for improvements to cyber infrastructure and compliance with cyber regulations as companies transition more aspects of their business into the digital world. Why digital transformation is a process, not a destination - Federal Computer Week Cmd: 74% believe threat detection is the biggest security challenge for digital transformation - VentureBeat IT and business alignment is key to successful digital transformation - ZDNet A rise in long-term inflation prompted consumers to expect continued price hikes, according to fresh data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Long-term inflation expectations have remained relatively stable this year, despite price gains. The survey also reported a dimmed outlook on consumers’ financial prospects over the next year as more foresee a missed debt payment or unemployment. U.S. Inflation to Stay Hot in July as Sellers Flex Pricing Power - Bloomberg Congressio