Kevin Coupe is an Editor for MorningNewsBeat, where he covers a wide range of topics related to the retail industry. With a focus on providing insights and analysis, Kevin's articles explore trends, mergers, and developments in the grocery and e-commerce sectors. He also shares his thoughts and musings on various subjects through his regular column, FaceTime with the Content Guy.
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Kevin's coverage heavily focuses on the grocery industry, retail, technology, business, and consumer trends. He frequently includes press releases and opinion editorials in his content.
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St. Louis- based Schnucks has announced that it has decided to stop selling its products.
Commenting on a Cincinnati Business Courier story updating the timeline on the various legal challenges to Kroger's proposed $24.6 billion acquisition of Albertsons, I wrote:
Next week, MNB is going to be a little different, but in a way I hope you find interesting and valuable.
By: Kevin Coupe
Andrew Davis is a filmmaker you probably know from his biggest, most iconic hit - "The Fugitive," the 1993 suspense thriller starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones.
By: Kevin Coupe
London's Borough Market was founded back in the 1700's and is nestled underneath a bridge and train trestle.
By: Kevin Coupe
Fortnum & Mason has been operating in the same spot in London's Piccadilly for more than 300 years.
By: Kevin Coupe
Selfridge's and Marks & Spencer may be right across the street from each other on Oxford Street in London. And, they may both have food halls.
MNB has been a little different this week … I'm in London on business, and while I am here, I am spending considerable time in food retailers of various kinds.
It is almost impossible to overstate the degree to which extraordinary service is baked into the DNA of every facet of the operations at Harrod's, especially in its famed food halls.
For my last retailer visit during my trip to England, I found myself in the Cotswolds, about two hours from London, where I discovered a little piece of retailing serenity - Daylesford Organic.
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