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Insider Retail: McDonald's reckoning - Amazon's Jassy faces challenges - Battle of online grocery CEOs

Feb 11, 2021, 16:22 IST
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Hello and welcome to another edition of Insider Retail, where we highlight our top deep dives of the week - from what insiders are saying about a fast food giant's reckoning to the biggest challenges the new Amazon CEO will face. So without further ado...

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McDonald's pledged support for Black Lives Matter with donations and diversity-centric hires - but insiders say the fast food chain's new guard needs to do more.

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A pedestrian and cyclist wear facemasks outside a branch of department store chain Nordstrom in Santa Monica, California on May 11, 2020.FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images

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Nordstrom has a plan to offer shoppers a lot more product choices... so it's leaning into dropshipping, a controversial tactic popular with e-commerce entrepreneurs.

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AWS CEO Andy Jassy, who is set to become Amazon CEO, helped oversee the cloud unit's rise.Mike Blake/Reuters

Andy Jassy will succeed Jeff Bezos as Amazon's next CEO. Here are the three biggest challenges he'll take on.

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Boxed; Thrive Market; Hungryroot; Imperfect Foods; Samantha Lee/Insider

Online grocery marketplaces are trying to become one-stop shops. The CEOs of Thrive Market, Hungryroot and Good Eggs lay out how they're competing in the $1 trillion grocery industry.

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Oatly raised eyebrows ahead of its reported IPO with that Super Bowl ad. (You know the one.) But here are eight other food companies that could go public.

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