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Stressed, bored and curious: How consumers are approaching food shopping right now.
Shoppers don’t just want c-stores to echo their economic anxieties — they want help discovering new snacks, menu items and other “small wins,” the Kearney Consumer Institute found.
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Arko CFO to step down
Robert Giammatteo will leave the convenience retailer in October after nearly two years in the top financial post.
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Retrieved from Royal Farms.
Royal Farms expanding EV charging network across Maryland
The retailer is bringing charging stations to eight more c-stores in its home state alongside manufacturer Electrify America.
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Golden Oil halves tech spend
An agreement with Mako Networks aimed to streamline the retailer’s tech stack and cut its technology budget from $1.5 million to $750,000.
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Column
3 Big Numbers: How EG Group is reshaping its global footprint
Ahead of a potential IPO, the retailer is selling off several business units and focusing on its strongest markets.
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Wawa begins construction in middle Tennessee
The retailer’s first stores in the state are expected to open in 2026, with up to 50 locations planned by 2035.
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Retrieved from EG Group.Column
Fueling Up: Should EG Group shed its US c-stores if an IPO is near?
The company’s founder, Zuber Issa, told the Financial Times he wants the retailer to sell EG America, which may contradict plans he shared last year to go public in 2026.
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7-Eleven taps former Amazon, Target exec to run demand chain
Joshua Dolan is responsible for expanding and optimizing 7-Eleven's enterprise-wide logistics capabilities and improving execution.
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Cary Oil adds 110 dealer locations to Upside platform
The retailer has now grown its agreement with the digital marketplace to more than 300 stores across the U.S.
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Recapping EG America’s 2025 evolution
From new technology to fresh leadership, the U.S. arm of EG Group has been focused on its operations.
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Workplace violence appears to be growing, prompting calls for prevention
The increase in reports of violence “should serve as a wake-up call for organizations nationwide,” compliance training company Traliant warned.
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Maverik’s chief development officer among 100 job cuts
Nicole Mason, who initially joined Kum & Go in 2002, will depart in January alongside several other managers and senior staffers from numerous departments.
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Global Partners sues Massachusetts Department of Transportation amid failed expansion bid
The lawsuit alleges that MassDOT “willfully violated” public records law by failing to provide documentation from the process that awarded Applegreen operations of over 18 travel plazas.
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Love’s continues CNG focus
The travel center company opened a compressed natural gas station in California, its first since it rebranded its alternative fuels division.
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EG America names head of data and AI
The c-store retailer appointed an external consultant it previously worked with to spearhead its enterprise data and AI strategy.
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Retrieved from Onvo.
Onvo taps Core-Mark for distribution deal
The agreement with the Performance Foods subdivision will cover Onvo’s roughly 40 travel centers in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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3 Big Numbers: What this week’s c-store earnings bonanza revealed
Parkland, CrossAmerica Partners and Arko all offered updates on their strategic initiatives. Some are driving revenue, while others are concerning investors.
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7-Eleven brings back former chief of staff
Dave Strachan, who held the position from 2016 to 2021, has re-joined the convenience retailer less than a month after its most recent chief of staff resigned.
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Retrieved from Par Pacific.
Par Pacific’s retail business ‘continues to shine,’ CEO says
The company’s retail segment saw its operating income reach $20.8 million in Q2 compared to $16.1 million in the second quarter of 2024.
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Retrieved from CrossAmerica Partners website.
CrossAmerica sells 60 c-stores in Q2, exits Colorado and Kansas
This doubled the 30 locations CrossAmerica offloaded in all of fiscal 2024, signaling that the company is pressing the gas on its store optimization efforts.
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Maverik to reduce office staff in Iowa, consolidate headquarters
The retailer will cut 100 team members at its regional headquarters in Des Moines — established in late 2023 shortly after it acquired Kum & Go — which previously housed about 250 employees.
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Parkland’s US operating profit plummets as Sunoco sale nears completion
The Canadian retailer’s adjusted EBITDA in the U.S. in Q2 fell by about 45% compared to the same period last year, continuing a difficult past few quarters.
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Retrieved from Arko.
Arko investors show concern over retailer’s ‘dealerization’ strategy
Total revenue dropped for the fifth straight quarter due to the program. Despite leadership’s confidence, investors appear anxious about the pace at which it’s moving.
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Retrieved from McLane.
How McLane’s new commissary program tackles c-store labor woes
The company ships all the pieces of a menu item together to save workers time when assembling sandwiches, salads and other products.
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Deep Dive
What happened to Hy-Vee’s 4-state expansion plan?
Four years after the company announced it would build stores in Indiana and parts of the Southeast, the retailer hasn’t even started construction in some areas.
Updated Aug. 5, 2025