New inventory management technology pays off for a grocery chain, demand for Zyn continues, and the third annual Casey’s Innovation Summit is underway.

Seven & i Holdings to remodel 7,000 7-Elevens, specialty retailers are gaining market share, and Royal Farms enters South Carolina.

A former Market Basket CEO fails to prove his case in court, 7-Eleven joins the protein craze, and CVS may be wiped out of Tennessee. 

Sheetz hits a major sustainability milestone, Canadian grocer Sobeys readies electronic shelf label technology, and C-store employees enter the Private Label Hall of Fame.

The tariff refund portal opens, Chestnut Market is in need of a CEO, and fiber is the new protein.

Walmart is opening new stores and remodeling others. BIC wins in court while Trader Joe’s decides to settle.

Costco’s attorneys peck holes in a rotisserie chicken lawsuit, consumers are drinking coffee away from home, and Albertsons enhances its retail media network.

2025 was another record year for in-store sales at convenience stores, the FTC seeks public comment regarding unfair or deceptive fee practices by online delivery platforms, and two convenience-store chains make the Top 50 Global Retailers list.

Instacart acquires Instaleap, Smart Store Coolers hit up another location and Save A Lot makes changes to its Hispanic private-label line. 

Yesway hopes to raise up to nearly $321 million in its IPO. Dollar General plans to expand its in-store audio network. And vote now for the nation’s best gas station food.