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Samantha Oller

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Samantha Oller

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Fuels

Taking Command of Fuel Pricing

Technology, a retailer's intuition guide growth efforts in challenging environment

Company News

Retailer 'High-Wire' Act

Operators seek balance in government, wages, healthy food offers, fees, more

Company News

Convenience Retailers Tackle Major Eco-Friendly Projects (Slideshow)

CSP honors three chains with Environmental Stewardship Awards (slideshow)

CSP Magazine

Cover Story: Speedway-Hess, A Big Deal

Speedway’s $2.8 billion bid for Hess banks on retailer’s elite loyalty program.

CSP Magazine

Speedway's Club Central (Slideshow)

Speedway’s Speedy Rewards program--with more than 4 million active members--features nearly 30 category- and brand-specific clubs that reward members for frequent purchases. Check out these examples.

CSP Magazine

Shwellthy and Wise

The multimillion-dollar investment Sheetz Inc. made in its new wellness centers pretty much paid for itself in one Friday afternoon. Find out how ...

Mergers & Acquisitions

Sunoco Finds Room to Grow, MLP Style

Hawaii, Texas served a successful proving grounds for strategy

Fuels

September Margins Stay Strong

After record July and August, fuel margins hold up for September, says Raymond James

Fuels

Are Fuel Retailers Flush or Flat?

Despite profitable summer, some gas stations barely growing, research shows

Company News

A Legislator and a Retailer

Vermont independent balances bills with business

CSP Magazine

Fuels: Put a Molecule in Your Tank

After years of claims that hydrogen fuel-cell technology was about to debut—only to be delayed—it appears we now have a firm date: 2015. That’s when Toyota, Honda and Hyundai plan to introduce hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicles (FCEV) to the mass market, and California hopes to open the first network of about 37 hydrogen-fueling stations in the country. The hard part? Getting those fueling stations open.

Fuels

Refiners to Obama: Stick to Lower Proposed RFS Volumes

More than 30 sign letter arguing consumer choice over government mandate

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