Kevin Coupe is a Co-Author at MorningNewsBeat. He focuses on themes such as retail, e-commerce, and business economics, with a particular emphasis on consumer behavior analytics and retail analytics. Kevin's insights into store management, corporate sustainability, and food safety have made him a recognized voice in the industry.
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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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Got the following email from MNB reader Steve Burbridge about Starbucks' latest layoffs:
Today, a few thoughts about the importance of going beyond the attraction of customers and moving toward the cultivation of fans - who does it well, and why it is critical to competing in the current environment.
From CNBC "President Donald Trump suggested last month he would look out for companies that didn't seek tariff refunds after the Supreme Court struck down his wide-ranging global duties.
Content Guy's Note: A recent and continuing theme there on MNB has been a slow but growing backlash against technology in a number of forms -
The Information reports that Amazon is making its Alexa for Shopping retail chatbot - previously known as Rufus on Amazon's site - available to other retailers.
Bloomberg reports that "another inflation wave is headed for the grocery store.
With brief, occasional, italicized and sometimes gratuitous commentary… • CEO Survey: Economic Confidence Plummets
I've been writing a lot lately about a technology backlash - techlash - that seems to be growing in the culture. The other day I took a trip down memory lane, which generated a few somewhat relevant thoughts about changes not for the better.
By: Kevin Coupe
"Supermarket Guru" Phil Lempert and I engage in an extended conversation on how lesser regulation - starting with the Environmental protection
The Wall Street Journal reports on a new survey by Edward Jones and Gallup revealing that about 51 percent of USA adults identify themselves as
