Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: Tackling mysteries (Medium)
• Amazon confronts a new rival: TikTok (WSJ)
• Why olive oil is so expensive right now (NYT)
• Manitoba Superstore workers ratify new deal that ensures labour peace until 2028 (CBC)
• The unified theory of pricing (BCG)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Claudia Goldin wins Nobel in Economics for studying women in the workforce (NYT)
• Roger Martin: Heuristics, management, and strategy (Medium)
• Should Walmart be data-mining your Ozempic prescriptions (The Verge)
• In Provence, winemakers confront climate change (NYT)
• Home Depot tracked a crime ring and found an unusual suspect (WSJ)

 Stephan's Friday Picks

• Walmart, Diesel, and Hugo Boss face federal probe for alleged sale of items made with forced labour (Globe and Mail)
• Subway sandwich chain agrees to sale to Roark Capital (WSJ)
• Shein strikes deal with fast fashion retailer Forever 21 that will expand reach of both brands (CNBC)
• Bud Light continues marketing blitz with 'relatable' NFL push (WSJ)
• From the archives (1934): Report of the Royal Commission of Price Spreads (Canada)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• The delivery apps reshaping life in India's megacities (MIT Technology Review)
• Kellogg to separate into three businesses (WSJ)
• Pulling steaks from thin air (Neo.Life)
• Leaked Amazon memo warns the company is running out of people to hire (Vox)
• Family-owned companies showed 'resiliency' coming out of economic downturns (Globe and Mail)