Convenience Stores

Customers at a new 7-Eleven can get Slurpees and tacos without having to leave their cars.

A retailer that combines the best of neighborhood retail and e-commerce technology is expanding in the Washington, D.C., market and beyond.

DoorDash is partnering with two digital health companies to ship COVID-19 at-home collection kits via its DashMart locations.

Krispy Kreme is not only incentivizing its employees to get vaccinated for COVID-19, it’s also sweetening the deal for everyone else.

Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. is downsizing its portfolio in the United States, putting hundreds of Circle K stores on the selling block. 

The world’s largest pizza retailer by sales is monitoring the effectiveness of its enterprise artificial intelligence models in real-time.

L.L. Bean reported its largest net revenue increase in the past nine years — and busiest holiday season in 20 years — as consumers sought out gear for outdoor adventures during the pandemic.

Not all retailers are downsizing their physical assets in the wake of the pandemic. Far from it.

In the 12 months since the start of the COVID outbreak in the U.S. there have been dramatic changes within the retail industry.

7-Eleven is commissioning local mural artists to bring its creative vision to life at select stores.