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Retailers with one store — or as many as five — like their situation just fine, but they appreciate any help from suppliers.
A benefits package helps some convenience retailers keep their part-time workers on the payroll.
By blending the food cultures of its Stripes stores with Town & Country Food Stores, Susser Holdings emerges with an expanded concept.
A cultural anthropologist’s take on the rituals, habits and tribal life of convenience store customers.
The latest convenience store count reveals another decline from previous years.
The Flagship Peeps & Company store in Washington, D.C., gives a boost to a popular confectionery brand.
The FDA’s 2009 Model Food Code can bring food safety excellence to your stores.
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Our interchange fight with banks arrives at a critical juncture with pending committee votes.
In Canada, retailers support efforts to ban the underage use and possession of tobacco.
With customers frequently looking for ready-to-eat products, will grocery staples soon become extinct?
The general merchandise category stays strong in a weak economy.
As I speak to retailers across the country on card issues, one sentiment about data security appears to be pervasive — “I operate a couple of stores in the middle of nowhere, so why should I be concerned about data security?”
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