Stephan's Thursday Picks

• These companies want to tackle food waste with microbes (MIT Technology Review)
• More Brits turn to Aldi as inflation hits record high (Bloomberg)
• Mindsets for success: Lessons from top CEOs (McKinsey)
• Airlines dynamic pricing may be causing them to pay higher prices than their neighbours (Globe and Mail)
• TikTok made knockoffs cool. At what cost? (The Atlantic)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Is private equity tearing the soul out of Morrisons (The Guardian)
• Why retailers fail to adopt advanced data analytics (HBR)
• British growers warn of leek shortage amid 'challenging weather' (Bloomberg)
• Sake is booming in America (NYT)
• Ozempic is changing the definition of being thin (The Cut)

 Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: Platform businesses & strategy (Medium)
• Where did all the merlot go (WSJ)
• How to make coffee without the beans (NEO.LIFE)
• Shortage of onions threatens a new chapter in global food crisis (Bloomberg)
• Phosphorus saved our way of life - and now threatens to end it (The New Yorker)

 Stephan's Monday Picks

• Notice of Meeting: Standing Committee on Agriculture and Agri-food (House of Commons)
• 2022 Warren Buffet Letter to Shareholders (Berkshire Hathaway)
• Walmart: Watch your back, Amazon (WSJ)
• Loblaw says grocery prices to keep rising, as grocer reports profit increase amid inflation (Globe and Mail)
• Soy, oat, and almond drinks can be called milk, FDA says (NYT)

 Stephan's Friday Picks

• Big Soda's alcohol drinks worry experts (NYT)
• Venture fundraising hits nine-year low (WSJ)
• Joe Mimran looks to revive Tilley, and it's not just about the hat (Globe and Mail)
• Going deep vs headlines (Clearfield Group)
• From the archives (2004): Co-Op brings back the famous 'divi' (The Guardian)

Stephan's Thursday Picks

• Barnes & Noble takes page from Amazon with $40-a-year membership program (WSJ)
• Why are Blundstone boots so popular (NYT)
• It's hard to play the market with Bed Bath & Beyond. These meme stock investors are trying (WSJ)
• Walmart CEO Doug McMillon vows to keep private labels priced low to fight inflation (CNBC)
• Want that coffee with olive oil? Starbucks bets Italians will (NYT)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Supermarkets are having a fire sale on data about you (The Markup)
• Why crop nutrients are suddenly political (Bloomberg)
• Walgreens CEO bets on doctors over drugstores (WSJ)
• Tim Hortons turfs key store owner amid battle with franchisees over profitability (Globe and Mail)
• The pandemic sent US consumers back to the sugar bowl (Bloomberg)