Stephan's Friday Picks

• China's online sellers are revolting against a barrage of refunds (Rest of World)
• Goodbye to the dried office mangoes (The Atlantic)
• Bed Bath & Beyond customers rush to use coupons for the last time (WSJ)
• Port of Montreal expansion costs soar to $1.4 billion (Globe and Mail)
• From the archives (2019): With Revlon for sale, the hostile takeover era Ron Perelman started comes to an end (Vanity Fair)

 Stephan's Thursday Picks

• How IKEA chopped, hollowed out, and flattened its furniture to cut costs (WSJ)
• Whatever happened to Beyond Meat (FT)
• McDonald's diners push back against cost increases in some markets, CEO says (CNBC)
• The crunch on global economic profit (McKinsey)
• McDonald's PepsiCo, GM flex their pricing power (WSJ)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Too many Americans are missing out on the best kitchen gadget (The Atlantic)
• J&J consumer health IPO process to kick off key test for moribund new issue market (WSJ)
• When did mass layoffs become so common (Vox)
• Port of Vancouver gears up to build $3.5 billion container terminal (Globe and Mail)
• What remote workers miss without the 'power of proximity' (NYT)

 Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: Do you know what's going on below (Medium)
• Amid imported food shortages, greenhouse farming takes off in Canada (Globe and Mail)
• One big web: A few ways the world works (Collaborative Fund)
• Demand for food banks reaches record high levels in Ontario (Globe and Mail)
• P&G earnings powered by higher prices for detergent, toothpaste (WSJ)

 Stephan's Monday Picks

• Pepsi's new healthy diet: More potato chips and soda (WSJ)
• Bed Bath & Beyond files for bankruptcy (NYT)
• Inside the struggle to make lab-grown meat (WSJ)
• Taco Bell's innovation kitchen, the front line in the stunt-food wars (The New Yorker)
• Debunking age-based myths about worker preferences (McKinsey)

 Stephan's Friday Picks

• Turkey's Getir sees valuation almost halved with new funding (Reuters)
• From Twinkies to Doritos, snacks get tiny (WSJ)
• State of Grocery Europe 2023: Living with and responding to uncertainty (McKinsey)
• Stampede in Yemen's capital kills at least 78 seeking food aid (NYT)
• From the archives (2008): Allan Leighton assumes Loblaw controls (Globe and Mail)

 Stephan's Thursday Picks

• The world's richest person auditions his five children to run LVMH (WSJ)
• Stock-based compensation (Morgan Stanley)
• New York's only rest stop for delivery workers just closed. Now what (NYT)
• The myth of the broke millennial (The Atlantic)
• Rite Aid seeks direction as pressure mounts (WSJ)