- How a tweet led to a shortage at Popeyes (NYT)
- The war on sugar hits the juice box (WSJ)
- Rose berries have arrived (The New Yorker)
- Meat companies aren't worried about demand amid vegan burger boom (Bloomberg)
- Retailers struggled during boom times. What happens if there's a recession (WP)
Wednesday, 4 September 2019
Stephan's Wednesday Picks
Tuesday, 3 September 2019
Stephan's Tuesday Picks
- India's restaurants rebel against food delivery apps (NYT)
- Walmart's robot army has arrived (Fast Company)
- Service jobs should be - and can be - middle-class jobs (HBR)
- The cost of next-day delivery (BuzzFeed)
- What the food movement misses about poverty and inequality (The Breakthrough)
Labels:
Asia,
food delivery,
jobs,
restaurants,
robots,
Walmart
Saturday, 31 August 2019
Best of Pax Westona: August 2019
- Big Alcohol's pursuit to make weed beverages (The Verge)
- Auchan China's chairman on the future of grocery (McKinsey)
- Why meal delivery companies are everywhere (The Atlantic)
- The rise of the virtual restaurant (NYT)
- The Californication of American restaurants (Eater)
- How Target managed a big box turnaround (Fortune)
- The Popeyes chicken sandwich is here to save America (The New Yorker)
- LaCroix won the bubble battle, but it's losing the sparkling water war (Bloomberg)
- The inside story of the fall of Overstock's mad king (Forbes)
- Why are products for older people so ugly (MIT Technology Review)
Friday, 30 August 2019
Stephan's Friday Picks
- How Amazon's shipping empire is challenging UPS and FedEx (WSJ)
- Forever 21 is said to prepare potential bankruptcy filing (Bloomberg)
- He ran an empire of soup and mayonnaise. Now he wants to reinvent capitalism (NYT)
- Hudson's Bay selling Lord & Taylor banner amid privatization battle (Globe and Mail)
- From the archives (2005): Metro in deal to buy A&P Canada for $1.7B (CBC)
Labels:
** From the Archives **,
amazon,
bankruptcy,
e-commerce,
executive profile,
M&A,
supply chain
Thursday, 29 August 2019
Stephan's Thursday Picks
- Why are products for older people so ugly (MIT Technology Review)
- What sandwich war? KFC sells out of plant-based chicken in Atlanta (NYT)
- Spanish delivery app targets supermarkets as consolidation looms (Bloomberg)
- Falling tobacco demand spurs Philip Morris, Altria to talk merger (WSJ)
- Why complexity sells (Collaborative Fund)
Wednesday, 28 August 2019
Stephan's Wednesday Picks
- Here are the crazy pictures from Costco's opening day in China (Quartz)
- J&J ordered to pay $572 million in landmark opioid trial (NYT)
- Pets can't save struggling food makers (WSJ)
- Kraft Heinz' CEO Patricio's premiumization plan will face challenges (Chicago Business)
- A war between Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods and cattle ranchers draws in veggie burgers and Tofurkey (Washington Post)
Tuesday, 27 August 2019
Stephan's Tuesday's Picks
- What Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop really sells to women (The Atlantic)
- A tooth-straightening startup runs into resistance (Bloomberg)
- It's not always excellent to be Jamie Oliver (NYT)
- Getting sharp on omnichannel shoppers in apparel (McKinsey)
- White Claw craze: Why the canned drink is a US summer obsession (The Guardian)
Labels:
apparel,
e-commerce,
food trends,
health & wellness,
health care,
pricing,
startups
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