Labor market fizzles, Millennial women don't want to be CEO, billions up for grabs in Iran

THE FORTUNE DAILY Friday, April 3, 2015

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Jobs report: Are the best days of the recovery behind us? There's no doubt about it — the March employment situation report released Friday morning by the Labor Department was a stinker.

What's hot at the 2015 New York International Auto Show From American luxury to German engineering, Fortune contributor Jason Harper gives us an inside look at the best of this year's show.

March's jobs report is the labor market's worst showing in over a year March's pullback in hiring is the latest sign of an economic slump during the first quarter.

Arkansas, Indiana approve fixes to acts seen as targeting gays The changes come after both states faced widespread criticism.

Billions up for grabs if a nuclear deal opens up Iran's economy Iran looks likely to become the biggest country to rejoin the global economy since post-Communist eastern Europe in the early 1990s.

By Robert Hackett The Apple Watch: A gateway drug for Swiss horology Pateks won't tell you the weather, but they have something smart watches don't.

By Daniel Roberts Why is the Bitcoin Bowl no more? Neither side is talking about the abruptly ended sponsorship, but it likely has to do with the value of the game, and the value of bitcoin.

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt Apple's iPhones had a happy Chinese New Year iOS share of sales in China reached 27.6% in February, says Kantar.

What business leaders can learn from the Germanwings crash

Government spending: yes, it really can cut the U.S. deficit

Greek official says the country will pay IMF debt on time

Jobs Friday, and Chrysler loses $150 million verdict — 5 things to know today

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