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QSRs are winning the battle over breakfast, but convenience stores can fight back.
Reverse auctions leverage the immediacy of the Internet and the basic elements of free-market trading to uncover new suppliers — offering retailers potentially significant savings.
With incremental or no growth in many categories, the industry experiences its fourth most profitable year — in the midst of the country’s worst economic setback in decades.
What our industry’s past can tell us about our future.
Retailers must comply with the FDA’s new rules starting June 22 or risk stiff enforcement.
A low carbon fuel standard potentially threatens the future of motor fuels — and brings with it a hefty price tag for petroleum retailers.
Cool, creamy beverages provide customers with a better-for-you treat.
It’s unfair, but true: the government could seize pieces of your property for their own public projects.
A recent legislative victory marks the latest battle won in the war with the banks and credit card companies.
At 6:31 pm on May 13, 2010, the United States Senate voted 64 to 33 to accept Senator Richard Durbin’s (D¬IL) amendment on debit and credit inter¬change swipe fees.
A U.K. gathering of trade shows displayed unique products to help convenience retailers set themselves apart.
The vital cigarette category continues to dominate inside merchandise sales for convenience retailers.
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You may be surprised to learn that, with rare exceptions, your audience is rooting for you. Every time you step up to speak, they want you to succeed.
Over the past 12 months, the NACS Supplier Membership Committee surveyed our supplier members to find out what was important to them.
Sam K. Carter founded CarterEnergy Corporation in 1960.
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