Sheetz and IONNA have formed a strategic partnership for electric vehicle charging. The Federal Trade Commission is suing Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits. And Foxtrot Café and Market is reopening two Dallas locations in January.

Judges in Oregon and Washington reject the proposed $24.6 billion merger of Kroger and Albertsons. The Wills Group has named a new chief financial officer. And meal-kit company HelloFresh is being investigated by the U.S. Department of Labor.

Walgreens could be sold to private-equity firm Sycamore Partners early next year. AMCON Distributing has acquired Arrowrock Supply. And lean principles have started to produce real results for United Natural Foods Inc.

Walgreens closed 58 locations in November. Foxtrot is facing $3.8 million in back wage and benefits payments. And more than 8,000 grocery workers at Giant Eagle and Heinen’s approved new contracts.

Loblaw’s reaches a new-store milestone.  Alimentation Couche-Tard plans three new Circle K distribution centers. And raw milk gets recalled due to possible bird flu contamination.

Kroger might call it quits on M&A if its proposed Albertsons merger fails. Food Lion President Meg Ham announces her retirement. And the FDA is hot on the trail of retailers selling unauthorized e-cigarettes.

Dollar Tree reports promising Q3 earnings results. VillageMD CEO and co-founder Tim Barry resigns. And 7-Eleven could go public.

United Natural Foods Inc. announces another round of layoffs. 7-Eleven returns to Arizona after a quarter century. And a Swedish tech company puts salad bar bandits on notice.

Trader Joe’s sues Joe’s Wine Co. Applegreen makes a big bet on the U.S. market. And c-stores are the new fast food.

A Market Force Information study reveals who is leading the charge when it comes to holiday purchases. Renewable fuel dispenser company Cyclum plans to build 400 travel centers nationwide. And pouches of tortilla strips sold at several grocers have been recalled.