Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: Decoding the strategy choice cascade (Medium)
• Tim Hortons parent RBI replacing CEO (Globe and Mail)
• Sandwich chain Subway is exploring a sale (CNBC)
• Nestle sells fewer products after increasing prices (FT)
• Canadian Tire sales flat as inflation-weary consumers spend on essentials but cut back elsewhere (Globe and Mail)

 Stephan's Friday Picks

• Inflation has come to your pets' high-end food and toys (WSJ)
• Indigo outage nears one-week mark (Globe and Mail)
• Container shipping costs plunge as consumer spending declines (FT)
• How Bed Bath & Beyond avoided bankruptcy (WSJ)
• From the archives (1991): Pattison pushes into the United States (Maclean's)

 Stephan's Thursday Picks

• Amazon's chief vows to 'go big' on physical stores (FT)
• Walmart to close three tech hubs, tells staff to return to offices (WSJ)
• That wine you can't get enough of? These guys probably discovered it (WSJ)
• Why are layoffs contagious (The Atlantic)
• Visit Florida for the sun, the surf, ... and the food (WSJ)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Can this man turn Amazon around (FT)
• Amazon's changes at Zappos slowly dismantle Tony Hsieh's legacy (WSJ)
• Instacart answering fewer questions than ever about puzzling drop in shoppers pay (CBC)
• Lab-grown meat has bigger challenges than the FDA (Bloomberg)
• Toronto's Cookin raises $17-million to build online delivery market for home-cooked meals (Globe and Mail)

 Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: Unclogging your decision factory (Medium)
• Tensions ramp up at Tim Hortons as franchisees voice concerns about profitability amid inflation (Globe and Mail) 
• Big brands keep raising prices, with limited shopper resistance (NYT)
• Five trends in China that meat executives must grasp (McKinsey)
• When did hospitality get so hostile (NYT)

 Stephan's Monday Picks

• Canadian hiring surges in January, forcing rethink of interest rates (Globe and Mail)
• Bed Bath & Beyond Canada going out of business, closing 54 stores (CBC)
• Louis Vuitton's formula for world domination (WSJ)
• Caviar as a cheaper snack, served on Doritos and cheese steaks (NYT)
• The death of the smart shopper (The Atlantic)

 Stephan's Friday Picks

• Harnessing innovation in sustainable foods (BCG)
• China's bid to improve food production? Giant towers of pigs (NYT)
• Consumers care about sustainability - and back it up with their wallets (McKinsey)
• The last mustard maker in Dijon (Gastro Obscura)
• From the archives (1986): The spread of the megastore (Maclean's)