Retail sales jump in May, but online grocery sales dip. Tulsa, Oklahoma-based c-store chain QuickTrip installs anti-loitering domes. And DoorDash adds to its alcohol delivery roster.

The feds create a taskforce to combat the illegal distribution of e-cigarettes. Walmart goes digital with electronic shelf labels. And Starbucks is coming to select Schnuck Markets in metro St. Louis.

Walmart adds drone delivery to its smartphone app in metro Dallas-Fort Worth. Wawa breaks ground on new stores in Ohio and Indiana. And Publix donates $130,000 to support fishery improvement projects.

Buc-ee’s gets ready to open its biggest store ever. Sam’s Club creates a new focus group that its members can opt into. And Walmart announces new worker benefits.

Foxtrot intends to reopen several locations in Chicago. Dollar Tree has initiated a formal review of strategic alternatives for the company’s Family Dollar brand. And BreakTime Corner Market is acquiring 23 Loaf ‘N Jug convenience stores from EG America.

SpartanNash has named a new vice president of merchandising and pharmacy. Maverik and Kum & Go are rolling out summer promotions. And the New York State Senate passed a bill to ban the sale of vape products that resemble school supplies or children’s toys.

ExtraMile Convenience Stores reveals a refreshed, modern exterior look for its locations. Kroger’s research arm predicts who the shopper of the future will be. And discounts on food, candy and beverages are all part of GPM Investments’ 100 Days of Summer promotion.

Giant Eagle joins the summer discounts bandwagon. Digital rewards company Ibotta announces strong quarterly earnings. And Chevron gets the green light to buy Hess Corp.

Dollar General reports a strong first quarter. Stinker Stores names a new CEO. And Amazon partners with Grubhub.

Dollar Tree lays off 54 corporate employees. ConocoPhillips announces plans to buy Marathon Oil. And Walgreens enters the grocery price wars.