Stephan's Thursday Picks

• C2C e-commerce: Could a new business model sell more old goods (McKinsey)
• Dollar Tree soars on buyback, plans to sell items for more than a buck (Bloomberg)
• The inside baseball of corporate transformation (Rita McGrath)
• The supply chain mystery (The New Yorker)
• Port of Vancouver sends record number of empty shipping containers to Asia (Globe and Mail)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Roger Martin: Why do strategy anyway (Medium)
• The new marketing model for growth (How CPGs can crack the code) (McKinsey)
• Amazon's Astro home robot is like having Alexa on wheels (The Verge)
• For flagging Amazon Games unit, New World 'has to be a breakthrough' (NYT)
• Workers are putting on pants to head to the office only to be on Zoom all day (Washington Post)

 Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• UK supermarket prices to rise by 5% as supply chain costs increase (The Guardian)
• Madewell, ThredUP test secondhand store in Brooklyn (WSJ)
• Suburbia's bittersweet allure (Vice)
• Faux meat falters at the drive-thru (Bloomberg)
• Europe's grocery delivery startups deliver frantic summer of deal-making (FT)

 Stephan's Monday Picks

• Why does beef cost so much (The Atlantic)
• Why you might not be getting the salmon you paid for (National Geographic)
• The return of empty shelves and panic buying (Bloomberg)
• America's meat supply is cheap and efficient. Here's why that's a problem (Politico)
• How Good Fat Co. managed to appeal to customers by embracing the f-word (Globe and Mail)

 Stephan's Friday Picks

• Lululemon replaces Hudson's Bay as the official clothier of Team Canada at the Olympics and Paralympics (Globe and Mail) 
• The race to stop fishing from becoming the next factory farming nightmare (Wired)
• General Mills shows food is still glorious (WSJ)
• DoorDash is exploring dark store services for groceries (Grocery Dive)
• From the archives (1968): Notes on cravings (The New Yorker)

 Stephan's Thursday Picks

• The rapid evolution of food delivery (McKinsey)
• Inside the rise and fall of the Buca empire (Toronto Life)
• Britain tells its food industry to prepare for a CO2 price shock (Reuters)
• Inside Amazon's department store plans (WSJ)
• Buying into a more sustainable value chain (McKinsey)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Why everybody's hiring but nobody's getting hired (Vox)
• Offices are useful for soft work, not hard work (The Atlantic)
• Lululemon says Mirror CEO is stepping down (CNBC)
• Why deliveries are so slow (The Atlantic)
• What is horchoffee, and why is it so controversial (Grub Street)