Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Move over Monopoly: Hasbro's next big growth engine is Magic (Bloomberg)
• Scientists create beanless coffee without the bitterness of regular Joe (NPR)
• Beetles and flies are becoming part of the agricultural food chain (The Economist)
• Kohl's is betting on Amazon returns to drive sales (NYT)
• P&G, in search of new markets, is going after bugs (WSJ)

Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Campbell tries to reheat soup sales (WSJ)
• All that online grocery shopping is creating a cold storage shortage (LA Times)
• Amazon's Deliveroo invested halted for U.K. scrutiny (NYT)
• Spurred by Amazon, supermarkets try swapping cashiers for cameras (WSJ)
• Sandpiper Group joins growing opposition to Baker's HBC privatization bid (Globe and Mail)

Stephan's Monday Picks

• America has reached peak mask (The Atlantic)
• How Costco quietly became a $7 billion fast fashion powerhouse (Fast Company)
• How Costco gained a cult following (The Hustle)
• Chobani turns to fair trade program to help struggling dairy industry (NYT)
• Amazon is watching (One Zero)

Stephan's Friday Picks

• Walmart is losing $1 billion as it tries to catch Amazon (Vox)
• The evolving perspectives and strategies of dairy executives (McKinsey)
• Amazon wants to make Whole Foods a beauty destination (Quartzy)
• Nestle wraps Yes bar in paper as it seeks to cut plastic waste (Bloomberg)
• From the archives (1986): Pasta (The Atlantic)

Stephan's Thursday Picks

• The place to be on Canada Day? Lining up for Mandarin's free buffet (Macleans)
• E-commerce turns the tables on restaurant space (WSJ)
• Why you still can't buy fireworks on Amazon (Wired)
• Struggling beauty giant Coty to restructure operations (WSJ)
• How Americans decided dogs can't eat grains (The Atlantic)

Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Subway got too big. Franchisees paid a price (NYT)
• Shots go on a health kick (WSJ)
• Amazon Prime Day 2019: eBay offers deals to compete (Vox)
• Would you drink water out of a can? Pepsi wants to find out (NYT)
• Walmart turns to VR to pick middle managers (WSJ)

Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Why science can be so indecisive about nutrition (The Atlantic)
• Target pulls new thread in bikini yarn (NYT)
• Retailers such as Barney's Tiffany become restauranteurs to boost sales (CNBC)
• Amazon adds Rite Aid locations to package delivery network (WSJ)
• Grubhub is buying up thousands of restaurant addresses. (The New Food Economy)