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The public excitement over NASA's lunar mission is the perfect appetizer for the expected $75 billion SpaceX IPO. Who doesn't love rocket launches? 

The one area of concern with the March jobs report, according to Brian Sozzi.

That's a 15% jump from last year. 😵💫 Read more here: yhoo.it/4tq5l4I

The monthly jobs data shows the US is stuck in a yo-yo pattern. 🪀 Read more here: yhoo.it/4vdZNfy

The March jobs data stunned economists, show the United States added 178,000 jobs. Much of March’s gain can be attributed to growth in one key sector — healthcare. A strike of healthcare workers pulled February’s payrolls down, only for the sector to add 76,000 jobs in March and push overall job growth higher. Positions were also added in construction, transportation, and warehousing. Read more, from Emma Ockerman: https://lnkd.in/e9ZqcZn5

The US economy added 178,000 jobs in March, soaring past expectations, the Labor Department said Friday. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg had expected a gain of 65,000 jobs, reversing February’s surprise drop of 95,000 positions amid a massive strike of healthcare workers. The unemployment rate for the month edged down to 4.3%. Read more on the report, from Emma Ockerman: https://lnkd.in/e9ZqcZn5

Judging the trade upheaval by the numbers and the administration's stated goals, the protectionist swerve fell short of its aims.

SpaceX is already the most valuable private company in the world, but its impending IPO could be the biggest ever. Read more about its upcoming public offering: yhoo.it/4cmCE2X

One year ago today, President Trump stood in the White House Rose Garden and unveiled new tariffs on about 90 countries, declaring it "Liberation Day." The president also made a laundry list of promises about a US economy he said was set for an inexorable upward rise. "This is one of the most important days, in my opinion, in American history," Trump said. But the economic effects over the 12 months that followed have been far from that clean or easy — in part because the Supreme Court struck down the blanket duties Trump announced that day — but also because the benefits of the tariffs themselves have been mixed. Read more, from Ben Werschkul: https://lnkd.in/eCET9qR2