Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: Curating meeting experiences (Medium)
• How Barnes & Noble came back from near dead (NYT)
• Bed Bath & Beyond's woes prompt landlords to line up new tenants (WSJ)
• Unilever names former Heinz exec Schumacher as CEO (Reuters)
• Amazon raises price minimum for free online grocery delivery (WSJ)

 Stephan's Monday Picks

• Supermarket freezers are heating up the planet, and how they could change (CBC)
• Americans are gobbling up takeout food. Restaurants are betting that won't change (WSJ)
• The decline of the nice-to-have economy (WSJ)
• How onions became a luxury in the Philippines (BBC)
• Jeff Bezos wants the world to know he's a philanthropist (Vox)

 Stephan's Friday Picks

• Why does every boutique grocer looks the same (Grub Street)
• Bed Bath & Beyond says banks have cut off their credit lines (WSJ)
• With layoffs, retailers would rather be safe than sorry (NYT)
• Home Depot gave personal data to Meta without valid customer consent, privacy watchdog says (Globe and Mail)
• From the archives (2016): Welcome to Hillstone, America's favourite restaurant (Bon Appetit)

 Stephan's Thursday Picks

• Consumers tired of inflation scrimp - and splurge (WSJ)
• Renaissance in uncertainty: Luxury builds on its rebound (Bain)
• The coffee alternative Americans just can't leave behind (The Atlantic)
• Metro says more price hikes to come as vendors continue asks for increases (Globe and Mail)
• Walmart raises starting wages for store workers (NYT)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Kroger-Albertsons merger faces long road before approval (NYT)
• Consumer prices plateau as inflation slows to pre-pandemic levels (WSJ)
• Food firms raising prices unnecessarily, says Tesco's John Allan (BBC)
• Canada's opportunity to be a global food superpower (Policy Magazine)
• The corporate cafeteria is broken. So how to feed workers (NYT)

 Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: Being 'too busy' means your personal strategy sucks (Medium)
• Amazon axes 'Smile' charity program, citing limited impact (NYT)
• How Noma made fine dining far worse (The Atlantic)
• Inside the battle for the future of Amazon (Vox)
• The secret world of Japan's robot sushi chefs (The Guardian)

 Stephan's Monday Picks

• Fake meat was supposed to save the world. It became just another fad (Bloomberg)
• Fort Walgreens (Curbed)
• Lidl and Aldi hiked prices the most of supermarkets in UK (Bloomberg)
• Party City files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with plans to cut debt (WSJ)
• AI for better crops (Knowable Magazine)