Stephan's Thursday Picks
- Roger Martin: Strategy, choice, and the road not taken (Medium)
- He's an outspoken defender of meat. Industry funds his research, files show (NYT)
- Restaurant staffers are returning to work after Covid flight (WSJ)
- Fast food, grocery chains sued over mobile-ordering patents (Bloomberg)
- Misleading ads fueled rapid growth of online mental health companies (WSJ)
Stephan's Tuesday Picks
- Why bosses should ask employees to do less - not more (WSJ)
- Backing Lindt, Swiss court orders Lidl to 'destroy' its chocolate bunnies (NYT)
- Indigo's new CEO plans to sell $450 pizza ovens and collagen face mists at the bookstore (Globe and Mail)
- Useless meetings waste time and $100 million a year at big companies (Bloomberg)
- Our food system could have been so different (The Atlantic)
Stephan's Tuesday Picks
- The incredible shrinking Sears (NYT)
- Amazon owns a whole collection of secret brands (Quartz)
- What brands are actually behind Trader Joe's snacks (Eater)
- Activist fund Corvex targets Danone (Bloomberg)
- How Kool-Aid has stayed so popular for so long (Ad Week)
Stephan's Friday Picks
- Drones go to work (HBR)
- Target is said to invest $75 million in bedding startup Casper (Bloomberg)
- Kimbal Musk says food is the new internet (WSJ)
- Food tech patent watch: Pizza robots, synthetic meats, and more (CB Insights)
- Sears posts profit on Craftsman sale, cost cuts (Globe and Mail)
Stephan's Monday Picks
- Walmart's grocery price wars (Pymnts)
- Women and men now grocery shop regularly: Study (Progressive Grocer)
- Juice wars: Juicero has sued another juice maker for patent infringement (Ars Technica)
- Unilever buys Sir Kensington's, maker of fancy ketchup (NYT)
- How 7-Eleven will beat worker blues (Gadfly)
