Stephan's Thursday Picks

• Shuttering salmon farms not just threaten farms but also hurts the environment (Globe and Mail)
• Five pricing moves for CPG in a cost-of-living crisis (BCG)
• CVS reaches $10.6 billion deal to buy clinic owner Oak Street Health (WSJ)
• Nestlé's $6,000 peanut allergy pill has been a dud (Bloomberg)
• Investment firm backs Bed Bath & Beyond's stock offering (NYT)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Beyond Meat hires marketing executive, revamps retail strategy (WSJ)
• The link between food, our gut microbiome, and depression (Washington Post)
• Panera among restaurant companies look to test IPO demand (WSJ)
• Bernard Arnault is trying to head off a succession battle at LVMH (Bloomberg)
• Amazon is shutting down Fresh and Go stores as company cuts costs (CNBC)

 Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: The origins of Playing to Win (Medium)
• Agtech pushes the boundaries of food production and fuels a debate about who is considered a farmer (Globe and Mail)
• Restaurants can't find workers because they've found better jobs (Washington Post)
• One company's trick to getting 95,000 hours back. Canceling meetings (WSJ)
• Gucci, Unilever tap outsiders in risky CEO, creative director appointments (Bloomberg)

 Stephan's Monday Picks

• Loblaw tries explaining rising cost of food, but consumers aren't buying it (Globe and Mail)
• Ryan Cohen takes stake in Nordstrom (WSJ)
• Forget pandemic puppies. Try inflation chicken (NYT)
• Bed Bath & Beyond misses interest payment as it weighs Chapter 11 (WSJ)
• Is discount grocery in Canada an illusion (Globe and Mail)

 Stephan's Friday Picks

• In pursuit of decent coffee (Works in Progress)
• CFOs ponder their pricing power as the economy cools (WSJ)
• The history of the supermarket industry in America (Stacker)
• How a major New Zealand retailer reinvented itself around customer satisfaction (McKinsey)
• From the archives (2000): Iceland makes big switch to organic veg (The Guardian)

 Stephan's Thursday Picks

• The restless quest for a better frozen pizza (NYT)
• Tesco to make big changes to stores, affecting 2,100 jobs (The Guardian)
• The junkification of Amazon (Intelligencer)
• Frito-Lay hikes prices again, as grocers warn more price increases to come (Globe and Mail)
• The shipping industry is getting a slew of new vessels - right as demand cools (Bloomberg)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• High grocery prices and food insecurity - the system is broken all over the world (Globe and Mail)
• Feeding chickens stale bread and unsold cookies for zero-carbon eggs (Bloomberg)
• The U.S. consumer is starting to freak out (WSJ)
• He's dazzled diners in the U.S. Now he aims to "change people's perspectives" in Ivory Coast (NYT)
• Whole Foods asks suppliers to lower prices as costs ebb (WSJ)