Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Unilever investors want split or new chair amid rumbling discontent (FT)
• Guacamole prices soar ahead of Super Bowl (Bloomberg)
• A green grape's journey through a global supply chain on edge (Financial Post)
• Weston foundation launches innovation hub in bid to enhance food security (Globe and Mail) 
• Gatik CEO sees future of autonomous trucking in short hauls (Washington Post)

 Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: Are you building a strategy Tower of Babel (Medium)
• Candy makers say expect shortages this Valentine's Day (WSJ)
• How we broke the American supply chain (The American Prospect)
• From toilet paper to North Sea oil, Corporate Canada holds a yard sale (Globe and Mail)
• Top companies have vowed to fight climate change. Researchers say they have fallen short (Washington Post)

 Stephan's Monday Picks

• Creating an competitive edge in omnichannel grocery fulfillment (McKinsey)
• Supply chain woes hit a cherished commodity in Maine (Washington Post)
• The bizarre world of online grocery store conversions (WSJ)
• Amazon has a $31 billion a year advertising business (CNBC)
• The rise of the $2.5 billion ugly shoe empire (Bloomberg)

 Stephan's Friday Picks

• The state of grocery retail in India (McKinsey)
• Warehouse space is the latest thing being hoarded (NYT)
• Fashion is just TikTok now (Vox)
• Chocolate grilled cheese, at Chocobar Cortes NYC (The New Yorker)
• From the archives (2000): Marks & Spencer closing ahead of schedule (CBC)

 Stephan's Thursday Picks

• Instant delivery startup Jokr in talks to sell its New York City operations (The Information)
• What is the Good Jobs Strategy (Medium)
• Is going vegan enough to make you - and the planet - healthier (The Guardian)
• A normal supply chain. It's unlikely in 2022 (NYT)
• There's a vending machine for that: Why automated retail is becoming the norm (CBC)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Mondelez mulls more price hikes for snacks as inflation eats into its profits (WSJ)
• Tesco to close Jack's discount chain of shops (The Guardian)
• Ruiz Foods' transformation journey (McKinsey)
• Coffee prices rise, pushed up by bad weather and supply chain woes (WSJ)
• Tiger leads $142 million investment in Montreal company RenoRun looking to take the Y out of DIY contractors (Globe and Mail)

 Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: The impossibility theorem (Medium)
• Walmart's new redesign looks a lot like Target - with one exception (Fast Company)
• The apple drone is finally here (Gizmodo)
• Restaurant menus shrank 25 percent because of supply chain, data suggests (Globe and Mail)
• Bed, Bath, and Beyond decluttered its stores and ended up frustrating shoppers (WSJ)