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Google’s Search Relations team confirms that noindexed pages don’t adversely impact a website’s crawl budget, no matter how many a site has. This topic is addressed not once but thrice during the November 2022 edition of Google’s SEO office-hours Q&A session. Google Search Advocates John Mueller and Gary Illyes take turns answering three similar questions from people concerned they have too many noindexed pages on their sites. From Mueller’s and Illyes’ responses, we learn… Source link

Google recently published a podcast discussing what’s known as a crawl budget and what influences Google to index content. Both Gary Illyes and Martin Splitt shared insights into indexing the web, as understood from Google’s perspective. Origin of the Crawl Budget Concept Gary Illyes said that the concept of a crawl budget was something created outside of Google by the search community. He explained there wasn’t any one thing internally within Google that corresponded with the idea of… Source link

The Google Pixel 6a is finally here, and we’ve spent a week and a half with the new smartphone to see if it’s any good. It’s Google’s latest entry in its popular A-series, which has been the driving factor in the Pixel’s success over the years. Each new Pixel A phone has followed a similar formula: stick to the basics as much as possible, offer a similar design to the current Pixel flagship and offer a serious edge in photography over the… Source link

“The 360” shows you diverse perspectives on the day’s top stories and debates. What’s happening The Biden administration asked Congress to approve $813 billion in defense spending in its budget for next year, $30 billion more than lawmakers allocated for 2022. The request came as part of President Biden’s sprawling $5.8 trillion budget proposal for 2023 that was released earlier this week. “This will be among the largest investments in our national security in history,” Biden said… Source link

Another major concern for the department is the likely expense of a court battle with the two companies, each of which has a market value exceeding $1 trillion. That issue became more fraught this week when Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) torpedoed Democrats’ Build Back Better package, which would have given DOJ a $500 million boost for antitrust enforcement. Senate Democrats vow to hold a vote on the $1.7 trillion bill anyway in January. The department could also get extra cash in other… Source link

The House of Representatives passed the Build Back Better Act on Nov. 19. Though the bill would implement several tax increases, it’s a far cry from Democrats’ initial ambitions for raising revenue through taxes. On the campaign trail Joe Biden vowed to raise the corporate income tax rate to 28% from 21%. In the end, the bill contains a less aggressive 15% corporate minimum tax. Likewise on individual taxes: Lawmakers floated several ideas, including raising the top individual tax rate to… Source link

The White House has made a pivot in recent weeks to frame the president’s current economic agenda as one that won’t exacerbate inflation and might even help ease the ongoing price pressures. Experts tend to back them up, noting that the just-signed infrastructure bill and the still-being-negotiated Build Back Better Act, Biden’s social policy legislation, are largely paid for and would not be expected to infuse a huge amount of money into the economy quickly. But that isn’t exactly true… Source link

Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) threw a monkey wrench into Democratic plans to quickly pass their proposed $3.5 trillion budget plan with an op-ed last week that called for a “pause.” And while the Democratic-led House is “moving at light speed” to pass the legislation, Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX) said on Yahoo Finance Live (video above), Sen. Manchin — who holds a crucial swing vote in the upper chamber — is “asking exactly the right questions.” Some experts predict that for the bill to… Source link

Bitcoin is nursing losses on Friday despite hopes of more inflation-boosting U.S. stimulus to come. On Friday, President Joe Biden is set to release his first full budget, seeking $6 trillion in federal spending for the fiscal year 2022 and $8.2 trillion by 2021, The New York Times reports. The proposal shows the Biden administration remains undeterred by recent inflation fears and is unlikely to close the liquidity tap anytime soon, having already pumped trillions of dollars into the system… Source link

President Joe Biden’s first 100 days in office have been dominated by government spending proposals. On Friday, Biden unveiled his $1.5 trillion “skinny budget” – a precursor to the full annual budget. It comes on top of his $1.9 trillion COVID-relief package and his $2.3 trillion infrastructure proposal. Tyler Goodspeed, former acting chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under former President Trump, told Yahoo Finance Live all that spending is not prudent at a time when the… Source link