Oscar Mayer®, the brand dedicated to uniting millions around a love of meat, today introduces its new Stuffed Dogs line to grocery retailers nationwide. Click here to read the story at businesswire.com. Discussion Questions:
Starbucks is bursting plenty of bubbles this summer — but in a distinctly delicious way. Click here to read the story at fastcompany.com. Discussion Questions:
Imagine how well a great-tasting pasta with just 9 calories and zero net carbs would sell. Click here to read the story at entrepreneur.com. Discussion Questions:
What will Starbucks come up with next? Nobody knows, but there’s a good chance it’ll happen sooner than later and an above-average chance of it being tasty. Click here to read the story at tastingtable.com. Discussion Questions:
Apple, which is poised to launch its Vision Pro mixed-reality headset on Feb. 2, is already envisioning future workplace applications for the device, including using it for surgery, aircraft repair and teaching students. Click here to read the story at fortune.com. Discussion Questions:
According to a report in Business Insider Thursday, the secret new Alexa barely works thanks to hallucinating AI and broken tech. Click here to read the story at gizmodo.com. Discussion Questions:
BodyArmor is launching a zero-sugar product as the Coca-Cola-owned brand takes aim at a similar Gatorade beverage from rival PepsiCo. Click here to read the story at fooddive.com. Discussion Questions:
The surprising partnership between Kellanova’s Pringles brand and upscale caviar marketer The Caviar Co. was born in the real world, but viral attention on social media resulted in heightened awareness of the duo’s potato chip-caviar collection. Click here to read the story at marketingdive.com. Discussion Questions:
If you’re a dog owner and you’ve been thinking that there just aren’t enough flavored beverages for pooches, worry no more. Click here to read the story at yahoo.com. Discussion Questions:
Humane, a five-year-old artificial intelligence startup founded by former Apple designers Imran Chaudhri and Bethany Bongiorno, announced its first product on Thursday — a $699 pin you wear on your lapel. Click here to read the story at cnbc.com. Discussion Questions: