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Lighter whiskies for millennials

Uber to lose at least $1.27 bn in first half of 2016

Uber lost about $520 million before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation in the first quarter this year

Fed officials push hike case before Chair

Apple's Cook reaped $373 mn in stock in five years as CEO

Tim Cook used buybacks and dividend increases to help ensure that Apple stock outperformed the S&P 500 even as sales slowed

Helicopter money may be Japan's next big experiment

Japan may resort to financing state spending directly, or in other words putting money into the hands of companies

Office AC might be too cool for comfort

If employees are freezing, their output freezes as well

Ryan Lochte losing all his sponsors after Rio robbery lie

Bayer, Monsanto said to be moving closer to deal

Monsanto in July rejected Bayer's improved $55-billion bid, describing the $125-a-share proposal as 'financially inadequate'

China firm buys Yahoo! ad partner Media.net for $900 mn

Divyank Turakhia, founder and CEO of Media.net, said he expects many other firms to copy the strategy in future

Cosmetics over electronics for chinese

Rio Tinto will close India Bunder diamond project to cut costs

Pfizer said close to $14-billion deal to acquire Medivation

The deal may be announced as early as Monday, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the matter is still private

Hedge fund robot outsmarts its master

Hunt for new way to assess global output

Adding to concerns over GDP and its relevance are widening revisions that threaten to send policy makers and investors off in the wrong direction

Coke scores on Olympic Boulevard where slave past is sidelined

Coca-Cola set a target of 80,000 visitors during the Olympics, and is set to surpass it by 10 per cent

VW halts German production over fight with supplier

The holdup threatens to reduce Volkswagen's earnings by as much as $45 million a week

Old Mutual goes bullish on pound as post-Brexit data surprise

The pound recorded its biggest gain since July 15

Workers get 'no lunch' at venues infamous for bad quality food

Even lack of meals are among the main complaints voiced by some of 6,500 workers that have been hired at Olympic venues