Stephan's Monday Picks
- Molson Coors accuses former Canadian staff of 'complex' embezzlement scheme (Globe and Mail)
- Michelin honoured the cheesesteak. Not all Philadelphians cheered (NYT)
- Ontario grocers could avoid taking back wine and beer empties under new deal (CBC)
- Shaking up the British sugar tax (Bloomberg)
- Lululemon is having an identity crisis. Its founder blames its CEO (WSJ)
Stephan's Tuesday Picks
- Amazon plans to split HQ2 in two locations (NYT)
- Sainsbury's in a stew over mash-up of 'Persian' dish (The Guardian)
- Where 'Yes! to affordable groceries really' means 'No' to a soda tax (NYT)
- How a 205-year-old grain dynasty won activist victory over Bunge (Bloomberg)
- Founder Chip Wilson takes aim at Lululemon (Forbes)
Stephan's Tuesday Picks
- Meet the billionaires of Thailand's Red Bull fortune (Bloomberg)
- Philly was the first major US city to pass a soda tax. The mayor has advice for others (Vox)
- One of the most popular fruit crops in the world could be decimated by disease (Business Insider)
- It's time to think about flowers like we do about produce (Wired)
- How an analytics mindset changes marketing culture (HBR)
- Walmart insider says 'heartbreaking' amount of food dumped in trash (CBC)
- Blue Apron's winding road to an IPO (PYMNTS)
- No, content isn't king (Gadfly)
Stephan's Friday Picks
- The end of meat? (FP)
- Grocery prices are plunging (Bloomberg)
- The future belongs to the bold (Deloitte)
- The Provigo son returns (CG)
- A food tax leads to healthier choices (HBR)
- The coffee wars (WSJ)
- Global payments 2016 (BCG)
