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| Good morning, it's Nathan back with you wishing you a happy Thursday! |
| Body shaming is out. Body positivity is in. |
| But what does that mean for weight-loss businesses? |
| Well, for starters, many of them aren't really talking about "weight loss" anymore, even though that's still the goal of many of their customers. |
| Mela Seyoum and I explored this topic in a story published this morning. |
| On to our ... |
| 💡 INSIGHT OF THE DAY: American real estate brokers are expecting a surge of home-buying clients from other countries after a temporary decline during the pandemic, largely attributable to travel restrictions. And that means even more competition for local homebuyers, especially because about 2 in 5 international shoppers pay cash for American homes. |
| 📰 And here are more stories you won't want to miss: |
| 1. First Walmart, now Target: Target is offering free college tuition to its employees. |
| 2. How about Spotify for 99 cents a month? The music-streaming service is testing a cheap monthly option that would remain ad-supported. |
| 3. They're "heroes of the pandemic": Mattel is honoring them with a lineup of themed Barbie dolls. |
| 4. The mess continues for Spirit travelers: The airline has already canceled 45% of its flights for today. |
| 5. Health authorities are investigating an E. coli outbreak linked to a cake mix: People are advised not to eat the raw batter. |
| But raw batter tastes so good! |
| --@NathanBomey |
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 | | | Weight-loss businesses facing stigma | | Pinterest banned weight-loss ads, Weight Watchers rebranded and Atkins abandoned weight loss imaging amid a cultural shift toward body positivity. | | |
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