Stephan's Friday Picks
- Turkey's Getir sees valuation almost halved with new funding (Reuters)
- From Twinkies to Doritos, snacks get tiny (WSJ)
- State of Grocery Europe 2023: Living with and responding to uncertainty (McKinsey)
- Stampede in Yemen's capital kills at least 78 seeking food aid (NYT)
- From the archives (2008): Allan Leighton assumes Loblaw controls (Globe and Mail)
Stephan's Tuesday Picks
- Amazon wants 100,000 electric vans. Can Rivian deliver (NYT)
- Canada's foodservice industry roars back after two years of pandemic pain - but soaring inflation blunts the joy (Globe and Mail)
- Maybe we don't need groceries in 15 minutes after all (NYT)
- Aldi, Lidl sales jump as UK consumers try to save money (Bloomberg)
- Bell, Canadian Tire, GM all look to back local startups as corporate Canada awakens to innovation (Globe and Mail)
Stephan's Monday Picks
- Expect inflation to be officially over 8% and stay there a few months, Bank of Canada governor warns (CBC)
- The hidden fees making bananas, and everything else, cost more (Propublica)
- The speedy downfall of rapid delivery (Wired)
- Inside Amazon's strategy to shield profits from Canadian taxes (Globe and Mail)
- Domingo family behind $11 billion beer fortune raises bet on Lehman's 3G (Bloomberg)
