Corona sales fizz, job creation rebounds, JPMorgan’s Dimon has cancer

THE FORTUNE DAILY Wednesday, July 2

Corona kicks off the summer with strong sales Constellation Brands' beer labels continued to outperform the broader U.S. beer industry in the latest quarter.

Former executive sues Tinder for sexual harassment Whitney Wolfe, a former marketing executive with the dating app is suing the company, claiming she was sexually harassed and pushed out by Tinder's Chief Marketing Officer Justin Mateen.

Private-sector job creation better than expected in June Business payrolls grew by a larger-than-expected 281,000 jobs in June, new report shows.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has throat cancer Longest-serving Wall Street CEO says that the cancer is treatable and that it will be business as usual at the banking giant.

By Andy Serwer Fortune's Carol Loomis to retire Not only is she the longest-serving employee at Fortune, but she's also arguably the greatest business journalist of our time. And now, sad to say, Carol Loomis is saying goodbye.

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt Analysts scramble to raise Apple price targets Sentiment on the Street is changing.

By Geoffrey Smith Why Europe's biggest IPO this year is still a sign of failure The biggest deals coming out of the Old Continent this year only reflect the Old Economy working out its post-2008 hangover.

Kroger to buy online vitamin seller Vitacost

ExxonMobil to invest $1 billion in Belgian refinery

Shopping in Europe: The new 'Grand Tour'

Pride Whoppers, Ginsburg and phony cell phone bills

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