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FOR SUBSCRIBERSHow Kraft Heinz plans to revitalize its brands (without changing them too much)
CEO Steve Cahillane is betting $700 million that innovation and marketing can revive some of America’s pantry staples.
L.L.Bean embraces its old-school roots with brick-and-mortar stores, print catalogs, no AI
The family-owned retailer that sells everything from clothing and footwear to home goods is betting on the physical world in the age of AI.
FOR SUBSCRIBERSHow L.L.Bean is navigating the U.S.-Canada trade war — and keeping Canadian shoppers close
“We have long had a tremendous relationship with our neighbors to the north,” said CEO Greg Elder.
FOR SUBSCRIBERSSorry, Wall Street. An IPO isn’t on the menu for Panda Express.
“It’s unusual for a restaurant the size of Panda Express to remain private,” one IPO analyst said. 
Panda Express’ CEOs are on a ‘mission’ to help workers achieve the dream of home ownership
Andrew and Peggy Cherng’s experiences as immigrants inform how they run their business today.
FOR SUBSCRIBERSWhy Burger King is embracing the ‘beef wars,’ despite soaring costs
Record beef prices are squeezing restaurant margins. But Burger King is still betting on burgers, even as competitors turn to chicken.
How Burger King is preparing for the GLP-1 revolution
President Tom Curtis says the chain is adapting to consumers’ evolving tastes. And so far, weight-loss drugs haven’t taken a bite out of business.
FOR SUBSCRIBERSLevi’s CEO: AI is an ‘amplifier’ for our workers, not a job-taker
Michelle Gass is among the corporate CEOs who has changed her tune on AI, stressing that it will augment existing workers’ productivity.
Levi’s CEO Michelle Gass hopes to ring up more sales to women
The denim giant is seeking to evolve beyond jeans and into items such as skirts and blouses to draw in more female shoppers. 
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan sees clues to the U.S. consumer in the pet food aisle
“People shift around and make room for the higher gas prices,” he said, “That’s the reality of the day-to-day consumer.”
