- From G&T to Early Grey tea: a new wave of ice lollies for grownups (The Guardian)
- Brynwood Partners buys Pillsbury Doughboy from Smucker (Bloomberg)
- How a bacteria-detecting strip of plastic film could make best-before dates irrelevant (CBC)
- High-skilled white-collar work? Machines can do that too (NYT)
- Lidl USA: What went wrong and how it can recover (Forbes)
Wednesday, 11 July 2018
Stephan's Wednesday Picks
Tuesday, 10 July 2018
Stephan's Tuesday Picks
- The secret price of pets (NYT)
- Inside the chaotic fancy food show, where grocery shops go to grocery shop (Bon Appetit)
- Robot grocery deliveries sound cool, but there are problems ahead (FT)
- How one couple turned grocery bagging into a fast growing business (LA Times)
- Waiter, there's a Bloody Mary in my chicken (WSJ)
Monday, 9 July 2018
Stephan's Monday Picks
- Inside JD.com, the giant Chinese firm that could eat Amazon alive (Wired)
- Tesco targets growing number of Britons who eat or dine alone (The Guardian)
- The cereal of the future misses the point of Dippin Dots (Washington Post)
- Bar by bar, Heineken battles AB InBev in Brazil (Reuters)
- Nestle sets sights on Edmonton's Champion Petfoods amid criticism from investors (The Globe and Mail)
Labels:
activist investors,
Asia,
Europe,
food trends,
JD.com,
liquor,
M&A
Friday, 6 July 2018
Stephan's Friday Picks
- Deciem, the upstart Canadian skin care company aiming for global domination (CBC)
- A french fry gets soggy in 5 minutes. This company wants to keep it crispy for 60 (NYT)
- Amazon Go: The sequel (Geekwire)
- A toothpaste club? Colgate to invest in online subscription startup (WSJ)
- From the archives (2005): The interpreter (Fast Company)
Labels:
** From the Archives **,
amazon,
beauty,
checkout,
design thinking,
M&A,
subscription,
technology
Thursday, 5 July 2018
Stephan's Thursday Picks
- The day Toys 'R' Us closed for good (NYT)
- Inside Target's top-secret test store (FastCo Design)
- Anti-pollution skin care is too expensive for the people most at risk (Racked)
- Why Amazon's push into prescription drugs isn't a guaranteed success (NYT)
- Why Amazon needs to do everything (WSJ)
Wednesday, 4 July 2018
Stephan's Wednesday Picks
- Modern apothecary (MIT Technology Review)
- Dollar stores are thriving - but are they ripping off poor people (The Guardian)
- Bezos's big blunder: Amazon's Alexa is getting clobbered (Axios)
- Delivering Amazon packages to the top of the world (NYT)
- Target, Walmart automate more store tasks (WSJ)
Labels:
amazon,
automation,
dollar stores,
pharmaceutical industry,
robots,
supply chain,
technology,
voice commerce,
Walmart
Tuesday, 3 July 2018
Stephan's Tuesday Picks
- Tesco and Carrefour to create long-term 'strategic partnership' (BBC)
- How Atul Gawande landed the most extraordinary job in health care (Stat)
- Amazon's delivery van network is a direct threat to UPS (Recode)
- Kroger is launching a fully driverless delivery service (The Verge)
- Amazon buys online pharmacy PillPack for $1 billion (WSJ)
Labels:
amazon,
autonomous vehicles,
Europe,
health care,
M&A,
supply chain
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