Convenience Stores

The year 2019 saw the highest number of job cuts in the U.S. in four years even as the nation maintained a low unemployment rate. 

The rise of mega-projects such as Hudson Yards and American Dream is one of five trends that defined 2019 and could have a crucial impact in 2020.

The convenience store industry is feeling bullish about 2020 but remains mindful of potential issues that could impact its performance. 

In the not-too-distant future, shoppers at Amazon Go stores may be able to use just a wave of their hands for cashless payments. 

The ending of 2019 brought with it two new chief executive appointments.

Retailers can expect e-commerce growth to continue to accelerate in 2020. 

It is now illegal to sell tobacco products — including e-cigarettes and vaping cartridges — to anyone under the age of 21.

At least six lawsuits have reportedly been filed in the wake of a data breach that exposed the credit and debit card information of Wawa customers.

Heading into a new decade, savvy retailers are firming up their strategies for success — especially when it comes to driving customer engagement at store-level.

A data security incident may have affected Wawa’s 870-plus convenience stores.