We do the numbers on this morning’s jobs report, which shows a cooling economy — exactly what central bankers are hoping for.

One of the biggest fraud cases in American history came to a speedy end yesterday, with FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried found guilty on 7 charges of fraud and conspiracy.

From the BBC World Service: China was the biggest importer of Australian wine before tensions between the two countries rose. Plus, Malta becomes a gay-friendly tourist destination.

EV sales are growing, but not as quickly as hoped. And carmakers are now dialing back EV production targets.

Living conditions in Gaza were already catastrophic prior to Israeli military offensive operations. Now, the situation is getting worse.

From the BBC World Service: We take a look at the booming market for duplicates, or dupes. Plus, it’s day two of a big AI summit in the United Kingdom.

Streaming platforms, live shows and new technologies have all altered the music landscape. We dig in.

Normally a snoozefest, investors (and the Marketplace team!) are staying awake and alert for an announcement on how the federal government plans to do its borrowing.

From the BBC World Service: Government representatives and tech leaders are meeting in the United Kingdom for the world’s first safety summit on artificial intelligence.