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As a manufacturing firm evolves, new jobs arise. A digital transformation associate explores “whether we are even looking at the right problems.”

Regulators could learn from the financial industry’s struggle to police digital trading in order to root out fraud in online sports betting.

The Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma has walked back a promise to help bring jobs to the U.S., citing trade tensions.

A quick take on some of the important finance and business stories of the day.

The company said the department requested documents after its chief executive, Elon Musk, said he had “funding secured” to take its stock off public markets.

Chinese shares traded at their lowest level in four years as Beijing weighed a response to the threat of more tariffs from Washington.

Citigroup had said it was offering a safe haven from high-frequency traders. A Wall Street regulator says the company failed to keep its promise.

As the Philippines prepares for Super Typhoon Mangkhut this weekend, its leaders hope to avoid any repeat of a shattering typhoon in 2013.

The Education Department was “arbitrary and capricious” in its move to suspend an Obama-era rule intended to protect student borrowers, a judge said. But the victory may be short-lived.

The bank’s move, to ramp up the benchmark rate by 6.25 percentage points, had long been resisted by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.