Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Claudia Goldin wins Nobel in Economics for studying women in the workforce (NYT)
• Roger Martin: Heuristics, management, and strategy (Medium)
• Should Walmart be data-mining your Ozempic prescriptions (The Verge)
• In Provence, winemakers confront climate change (NYT)
• Home Depot tracked a crime ring and found an unusual suspect (WSJ)

 Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Tesco doing all it can to lower prices, boss says (BBC)
• Ocado CEO still believes robots can make it the Tesla of grocery (Bloomberg)
• Tesco: Steady Murphy still has room for more surprises in store (FT)
• Ozempic is making people buy less food, Walmart says (Bloomberg)
• A Resy founder expands his loyalty program for restaurants (NYT)

 Stephan's Friday Picks

• A jargon-free explanation of how large language models work (Ars Technica) 
• You gorged on your European vacation but lost weight. Why (WSJ)
• The Harvard professor and the bloggers (NYT)
• America's food giants confront the Ozempic era (WSJ)
• From the archives (1990): Lessons in the cracker market (NYT)

 Stephan's Thursday Picks

• Carlyle is dismantling US consumer team in buyout shift (Bloomberg)
• Amazon used secret 'Project Nessie' algorithm to raise prices (WSJ)
• For U.S. consumers, it's a matter of 'and', not 'or' (WSJ)
• Cargill's pandemic-era chicken-bet is finally ready to pay off (Bloomberg)
• How firms set prices during periods of inflation (Bank of Canada)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• When to put out holiday decorations? For small businesses, it's a tricky question (WSJ)
• Lego is a company haunted by its own plastic (Wired)
• Why is coffee suddenly more expensive (Vox)
• India is making luxury fashion for the world (Bloomberg)
• Gucci, Chanel, and other luxury retailers splurge on American real estate (WSJ)

 Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: Who should do strategy (Medium)
• Sycamore to take apparel retailer Chico's FAS private for nearly $1 billion (Reuters)
• What is a 'moat' (NYT)
• Meal kit maker Blue Apron to be sold (WSJ)
• Amazon has become a one-click nightmare (The Atlantic)

 Stephan's Monday Picks

• Newer Nordic: The next wave of Copenhagen's fine-dining revolution (FT)
• Is an all-meat diet what nature intended (The New Yorker)
• Shopping habits have shifted for good, says Aldi (BBC)
• Canada's population surges on 46% jump in temporary residents (Globe and Mail)
• Working at Dollar General is so horrible even the investors are concerned (Bloomberg)