Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Lina Khan's battle to rein in Big Tech (The New Yorker)
• Organized retail thefts continue over Thanksiving weekend (WSJ)
• Consumer goods companies must transform their planning - from end to end (McKinsey)
• Walmart delivers your stuff - one small item at a time (WSJ)
• Selfridges set for £4B sale to Thai retail giant (BBC)

 Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Amazon CEO unveils 55,000 tech jobs in his first hiring push (Reuters)
• Walmart to offer grocery delivery to parts of New York City (WSJ)
• Ben Dugan works for CVS. His job is battling a $45 billion crime spree (WSJ)
• Couche-Tard struggling to find enough staff as COVID-19 resurgence looms (Globe and Mail)
• McDonald's McFlurry machine is broken (again). Now the FTC is on it (WSJ)

Stephan's Friday Picks

• Cheap, stolen meat gobbled up by bargain hunters (CBC)
• Diapers for baby boomers gives boost to paper industry (Bloomberg)
• Wal-Mart testing in-store touchscreens in challenge to Amazon (Retail Dive)
• Are we into creative destruction, or just plain destruction (Robin Report)
• What does "product quality" really mean (MIT SMR)