Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: How to be a good board member (Medium)
• Will Americans ever get sick of cheap junk (The Atlantic)
• Rising food prices send more shoppers to Aldi (WSJ)
• How supplement stores are trying to tap into the Ozempic boom (NYT)
• Billionaire Geiger nears $7 billion L'Occitane buyout sources say (Bloomberg)

 Stephan's Monday Picks

• California's fast-food chains are now serving sticker shock (WSJ)
• It introduced Ozempic to the world. Now it must remake itself (NYT)
• The era of one-stop grocery shopping is over (WSJ)
• Founder of Freshii suing company that bought his restaurant chain (Globe and Mail)
• You know LVMH for its bags. It's also a titan of real estate (WSJ)

 Stephan's Friday Picks

• Unilever boosted by power brands as consumers trade back up (WSJ)
• Nestle sales growth slows sharply as demand remains weak (WSJ)
• With new salt and sugar limits, school cafeterias are cringing (NYT)
• Cocoa's surge is drawing Africa's farmers back to the bean (Bloomberg)
• From the archives (2014): Sobey's Marc Poulin: The shrewd negotiator at the heart of Canada's grocery wars (Globe and Mail)

 Stephan's Thursday Picks

• Metro quarterly profit drops 14.5% (Globe and Mail)
• Michael Mauboussin: Valuation multiples (Morgan Stanley)
• Telus Health 2024 Drug Trends Report (Telus)
• Foxtrot, Dom's Kitchen & Market closing all locations (Eater)
• How matzo is made (Bloomberg)

 Stephan's Wednesday Picks

• Why you can't get a restaurant reservation (The New Yorker)
• The Chinese site that rewired online shopping (NYT)
• Amazon is ending Prime Air drone delivery in California (The Verge)
• Behind a vegan chef's holistic empire, an ugly reality (NYT)
• Big Junk Food's campaign to get you eating Doritos and Oreos for dinner (Bloomberg)

 Stephan's Tuesday Picks

• Roger Martin: The Goal and Playing to Win (Medium)
• China's bubble tea boom creates a half-dozen billionaires (Bloomberg)
• Kroger, Albertsons to sell more stores, looking to appease regulators (WSJ)
• The truth about organic milk (The Atlantic)
• Modern clothing has a plastics problem (Globe and Mail)

 Stephan's Monday Picks

• Canada targets 12 foreign grocers to lure to food retailing market (WSJ)
• Nordstrom to evaluate founding family's interest in pursuing take-private deal (Reuters)
• Experts say Indigo needs a turnaround as privatization nears (Globe and Mail)
• The unstoppable rise of Shein (The Guardian)
• How Amazon became the largest private EV charging operator in the US (Bloomberg)