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“At Your Convenience” is the official podcast of CSP Daily News and CSP magazine. Exploring the hottest trends, issues and news in convenience retailing.

Retail Today

From the editors of CSP Daily News and Supermarket News comes Retail Daily, a podcast that serves up a quick daily download of the top industry stories from supermarkets and c-stores.

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An exclusive digital video series from the team at CSP magazine. Downloading the latest in tech innovation with industry experts.

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Mergers & Acquisitions

RaceTrac enters uncharted territory with its Potbelly acquisition

The Bottom Line: There has never been a purchase of a restaurant chain the size of the sandwich brand Potbelly by a convenience-store chain. History suggests it could be a difficult road.

Foodservice

Wondering about Wonder

Marc Lore's food startup is combining c-stores, restaurants, meal kits and delivery into a single "mealtime platform." Can it be greater than the sum of its parts?

Technology/Services

Most 7-Eleven rewards members use self-checkout but few use it every time

Faster transactions, shorter lines and ease of use drive interest, age-restricted items and technical issues still pose barriers

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Special Reports

Fuel payment technology is a key strategy, but drivers also respond to food variety, healthier options and loyalty offerings, says Peter Rasmussen at CSP's Forecourt Forum

Convenience-store electric-vehicle charging site features travel store, on-site diner, ATM, barber shop and restrooms

Convenience-store chain violated a consent order related to Sunoco deal, commission says

The deal brings together 2 major snack companies, putting brands like Pringles, Snickers, Pop-Tarts and many more under a single owner

Independent grocers’ association has petitioned the EPA, citing unrealistic timelines and other obstacles

Deal reinforces convenience-store chain's commitment to service West Virginia communities, company says