What does Whole Foods think millennials want? Lower prices and robots that make tea

The Washington Post 2016-06-02

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Whole Foods is hoping millennials can revive the company’s lagging sales by opening a new store, 365 by Whole Foods, which has lower prices, a vegan restaurant and robots.
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