Labubu dolls and Stanley cups are replacing luxury cars and designer clothes as status symbols, and that says something about the attention economy.
Hungry for lower prices, shoppers are reaching for generic brand goods. “The quality of the food is good, and it tastes good,” says The Atlantic’s Ellen Cushing.
The Food and Drug Administration oversees about 80% of our food supply, and facility inspections are few and far between.
A Chipotle in Michigan and an REI in California are the latest to continue a trend defined by Starbucks.
Once seen as low quality and unattractive, generics have undergone a makeover to private-label “exclusive.”
It wasn't always cheap, and it wasn't always sold by Trader Joe's.
Germany's largest grocer brings its discount model to California.
Is anyone surprised?
Pepperidge Farm is suing Trader Joe's over cookies that look a lot like Milanos.
Ex Trader Joe’s boss John V. Shields died recently. His strategies transformed the California supermarket chain into a national powerhouse.
