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Facebook reduces human role in selection of trending topics

But the new technology still may require some human intervention to prevent mundane trends

Musician turned bullet inventor won't see a cent from 'green' ammo

Superfast airborne Wi-Fi will soon come to Europe's planes

Inmarsat and Telekom's hybrid approach to offering Wi-Fi lowers costs

Dollar bulls awaken; bond traders' conviction grows

Oil rises as investors parse Yellen remarks for rate-hike clues

Spotify reacts against Apple's exclusive artists

Succumbing to Amazonian cloud rivals, Rackspace goes private

Rackspace Hosting failed to keep pace with cheaper and broader offerings from Amazon

Case for rate hike has strengthened: Yellen

Yellen also said the economy is "nearing" the Fed's goals of full employment and stable prices

Volkswagen to add $1.2 bn to scandal cost

Volkswagen still doesn't have an approved fix for the 562,000 rigged diesel vehicles still polluting US roads

Japan's GPIF loses $52 bn in stock rout

The fund's Japanese shares sank 7.4 % in the quarter as the benchmark Topix lost 7.5%

The giant investor of Tokyo's stock market

Speedometer

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'