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Welcome to Market Outsiders — where business news meets real insight, fast. Two days per week, the Management Consulted leadership team breaks down one major story through a business lens, helping you spot what really matters behind the headlines.

© 2025 Market Outsiders
Economía Política y Gobierno
Episodios
  • Why Bath and Body Works Lost Its Scent With Shoppers (November 20, 2025)
    Nov 20 2025

    Bath and Body Works used to own the mall fragrance space. Now traffic is shrinking, margins are squeezed and a new CEO is blaming the old playbook.

    In this episode, we break down what went wrong and whether the turnaround plan has a real shot.

    We cover:

    • How chasing “adjacent” categories like shampoo and laundry backfired
    • Why discounting destroys price integrity in a brand-led business
    • The missed opportunity in e-commerce and Amazon resellers
    • What Bath and Body Works can learn from Walmart, Target and TJX
    • How to think about profit from the core in your own business

    If you want to sharpen your operator brain and see how a real consumer brand tries to pull out of a stall, this one is for you.

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    Chapters:

    • 00:30 Introduction to Bath and Body Worksv
    • 06:37 Analyzing Bath and Body Works' Strategy
    • 11:40 Challenges in Product Expansion
    • 17:32 E-commerce Strategy and Customer Engagement
    • 27:34 Future Outlook

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    33 m
  • Can Panera’s Turnaround Plan Actually Work? (November 18, 2025)
    Nov 18 2025

    Panera used to dominate fast casual. Now traffic is falling and leadership is scrambling to turn it around.

    In this episode, we unpack:

    • How cost cutting changed salads, sides, and the in-store experience
    • Why menu complexity and pricing confuse customers
    • The barbell strategy Panera is betting on for its comeback
    • What we’d do differently on pricing, testing, and customer research

    A practical breakdown of what happens when spreadsheets win over the customer experience.

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    Episode Links

    • Panera lost diners by cutting portions and staff. It’s reversing course to win them back (CNBC)
    • Jewelry business that implemented updated pricing strategy

    Chapters

    • 03:16 Personal Experiences with Panera
    • 06:11 Panera's Business Challenges
    • 08:50 Consumer Trends and Market Forces
    • 11:46 Menu Complexity and Customer Experience
    • 14:48 Cost-Cutting Measures and Their Impact
    • 18:38 The Role of Younger Consumers
    • 21:28 Panera's Turnaround Strategy
    • 24:05 Operational Challenges and Brand Management
    • 27:00 Pricing Strategies and Customer Perception
    • 29:56 Lessons from Other Brands
    • 32:52 Thoughts on Panera's Future
    • 37:13 The Barbell Pricing Strategy
    • 37:55 Consumer Sentiment and Market Positioning

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    40 m
  • What Ending the Penny Mint Means for Prices (November 13, 2025)
    Nov 14 2025

    The U.S. stops minting new pennies. Cost savings help, but do second-order effects matter more?

    We dig into:

    • Why it cost ~4¢ to make 1¢
    • $56M savings vs real economic impact
    • Rounding rules, cash users, and pricing behavior
    • Card mix, tipping culture, and “two-way door” policy

    A quick, practical look at what this means for consumers and businesses.

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    Chapters:

    • 00:31 The End of Penny Minting
    • 03:16 Economic Implications of Removing Pennies
    • 05:57 Nostalgia and Cultural Impact of the Penny
    • 08:30 Regulatory Challenges and Business Adaptation
    • 11:36 The Future of Currency and Transaction Trends
    • 14:06 Critical Thinking in Business Decisions

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    21 m
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