Megan Poinski is a Staff Writer at Forbes, focusing on the C-Suite newsletters. With a background in reporting on CPG food and beverage as well as technology, she covers themes including marketing and advertising, business and economics, and artificial intelligence. Megan's work has been featured in notable publications such as Food Dive, Grocery Dive, and Forbes Australia.
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It’s little wonder grocers are stepping up their foodservice game — they need to defend their turf.
Reports of the German grocer's first year in the country have generally been negative, but a new study from Oliver Wyman shows the store is resonating and building shopper loyalty.
New recordkeeping requirements as items such as produce, cheeses and eggs move through production and supply chain will go into effect in 2026.
At an event in New York Tuesday night, the much-hyped German retailer offered a taste of its low priced, quality goods — and previewed its strategy to stand out in the U.S.
By: Megan Poinski
The Case For Stakeholder Capitalism—And How To Make It Work Stakeholder capitalism is a relatively new way to look at the business ecosystem.
Also in the Forbes CEO newsletter: Sticky inflation may lead to interest rate hikes, Nvidia smashes expectations (again), Bill Gates wants to limit jobs replaced by AI.
By: Megan Poinski
Ask Gary Vecchiarelli what he does, he will say that he's president and CFO at CleanSpark. But if you ask him what CleanSpark does, the answer gets a bit more complicated
Also in the Forbes CFO newsletter: Warsh says inflation is too high—but won’t tip his hat to much else, Trump administration tries again to increase H-1B visa cost.
Also in the Forbes CMO newsletter: Google doesn’t have to sell its ad tech business, Instagram fights AI with its algorithm, ‘Lake America’ drives MapQuest downloads.
Also in the Forbes CIO newsletter: Anthropic’s supply chain risk designation was illegal, enterprises should strengthen internal defenses.
