Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: The magnificent seven stocks (Medium)
• The economics of smaller groceries (NYT)
• The skyrocketing costs driving cheeseburger prices up - and restaurant owners out (WSJ)
• The Body Shop to cut more than 200 jobs in Canada (Globe and Mail)
• Macy's stores aren't fun places to shop. It's new CEO wants to fix that (WSJ)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• How Dyson took over TikTok (The Atlantic)
• Temu and Shein are shipping millions of packages a day (WSJ)
• You wanted lower food prices, Ottawa gave you political theatre (Globe and Mail)
• South Korea will police 'shrinkflation' at the supermarket (WSJ)
• The English muffin problem (The Atlantic)

 Stephan's Monday Picks

• Why is coffee so expensive (Washington Post)
• Our world of organizations (Henry Mintzberg)
• The biggest 'shrinkflation' scandal yet: Oreo fans think cookies have less filling (WSJ)
• Can friction improve your customers' experiences (MIT Sloan Management Review)
• The global wellness industry is now worth $5.6 billion (Bloomberg)

 Stephan's Thursday Picks

• Canada's inflation rate dips to 3.8% (Globe and Mail)
• Barnes & Noble sets itself free (NYT)
• How the British corner shop has set itself free (The Guardian)
• Taller box, less cereal? Calls for more transparency when companies shrink your groceries (CBC)
• Amazon introducing warehouse overhaul with robotics to speed deliveries (WSJ)

 Stephan's Monday Picks

• Trudeau announces new measures to deal with housing, grocery prices (CBC)
• Instacart was all about grocery delivery. No longer (NYT)
• BioSteel files for bankruptcy protection, parent company Canopy Growth looking for new buyer (Globe and Mail)
• France's Carrefour puts up 'shrinkflation' warning signs (BBC)
• Instacart's grocery partnerships are no free lunch (WSJ)