7-Eleven implements company-wide reorganization, layoffs

The restructuring is part of 7-Eleven’s transformation plan. The number of layoffs is unknown, although individuals in several departments, including people in leadership roles, appear to be impacted.

By Brett Dworski • Updated April 30, 2026

7-Eleven supplier delays Ohio facility

Warabeya Nichiyo initially expected the ready-to-eat foods facility to open this summer, but now lists the opening date as “to be determined” due to supply chain issues.

By Jessica Loder • April 30, 2026

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LV Petroleum names new CEO

Kris Roach, who joined the travel center operator after a 33-year career with TravelCenters of America, has been promoted from COO into the top role.

By Jessica Loder • April 30, 2026

Stewart’s planning 2-story site in Upstate New York

The retailer is in the process of remodeling one of its locations in Saratoga Springs to comply with city regulations.

By Brett Dworski • April 29, 2026

Chestnut Market adds third-party delivery

The company’s grab-and-go food, snacks, drinks and more will be available on DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub through a partnership with Lula Commerce.

By Jessica Loder • April 29, 2026

Seven & i appoints new CFO

7-Eleven’s parent company has tapped a new financial leader as it looks to transform multiple parts of its business, including its North America operations.

By Brett Dworski • April 28, 2026

7-Eleven co-CEO outlines M&A, wholesale strategy through 2030

Stan Reynolds detailed how bolt-on acquisitions, site conversions and NTIs should combine to grow the company’s North American store count by 2030.

By Brett Dworski • April 27, 2026

Inside Freshies’ new c-store design

The Maine-based retailer’s 2.0 format includes several new proprietary food programs, a refreshed visual identity and a beer cave.

By Jessica Loder • April 24, 2026

3 Big Numbers: Breaking down Yesway’s IPO

The Texas-based retailer’s SEC filings offer a closer look at its growth plans and financial standing.

By Jessica Loder • April 24, 2026

7-Eleven to remodel over 7,000 c-stores in North America through 2030

The retailer also plans to convert 2,600 company-operated locations to its franchise model as its growth strategy continues to evolve.

By Brett Dworski • April 23, 2026

GSTV continues exec shuffle as CEO steps down

The fuel pump video engagement network has appointed an interim chief executive and given its CFO the additional title of COO.

By Brett Dworski • April 23, 2026

Royal Farms reveals expansion into South Carolina

A convenience store in Myrtle Beach will open in May and offer Royal Farms’ made-to-order foodservice program featuring its flagship fried chicken.

By Brett Dworski • April 23, 2026

RaceTrac hires first chief people officer

Mark Gunn previously led the human resources operations at retailers like Hibbett Sports and 99 Cents Only Stores.

By Brett Dworski • April 22, 2026

Yesway goes public with $280M IPO

Chairman and CEO Tom Trkla rang the opening bell Wednesday morning at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York City to commence the long-awaited offering.

By Brett Dworski • April 22, 2026

Gelson’s debuts 2nd convenience store

The newly opened ReCharge by Gelson’s in Costa Mesa, California, includes 40 electric-vehicle power stations operated by charging center startup Rove.

By Sam Silverstein • April 21, 2026

Chestnut Market parts ways with CEO after just 3 months

Ryan Oettinger took over the top role at the Northeast c-store chain in January. The reason for his departure is unclear.

By Jessica Loder • April 20, 2026

Couche-Tard settles claims against Visa, Mastercard

About 65 retailers suing the payment networks over card swipe fees in a New York case have now settled claims.

By Justin Bachman • April 17, 2026

Fueling Up: 7-Eleven’s growth strategy clashes with a complicated reality

In the past week, the retailer delayed its North America IPO and planned its largest wave of store closures in years. Still, leadership is doubling down on organic expansion.

By Brett Dworski • April 16, 2026

Gaubert Oil expanding fuels business

The company has agreed to buy the wholesale and transportation division of Buffalo Services, giving it a foothold in Mississippi.

By Jessica Loder • April 16, 2026

Global Partners’ VP of development and construction departs

Robert Donnelly exited the company on April 10 after nearly two years in his position. A spokesperson said the search for his replacement is underway.

By Brett Dworski • Updated April 17, 2026

Mountain Express 3 years later: Losses climb as litigation drags on

Three years after the retailer went bankrupt, landlords are still grappling with financial hardship and neglected properties as Georgia officials look to hold its former executives accountable.

By Brett Dworski • April 14, 2026

Wally’s eyes June debut for first Indiana site

The travel center chain that’s often compared to Buc-ee’s has been building the 54,000-square-foot location — its largest to-date — since mid-2024.

By Brett Dworski • April 14, 2026

7-Eleven plans to close 645 c-stores in fiscal 2026

The retailer’s parent company noted that some of those closures will be due to “the conversion to wholesale fuel stores.”

By Jessica Loder • April 13, 2026

3 Big Numbers: Analyzing 7-Eleven’s fiscal fourth quarter

Parent company Seven & i said in its earnings report that its transformation plan is delivering “tangible results,” so we’re checking in on those plans.

By Jessica Loder • April 10, 2026

7-Eleven’s leadership turnover continues

Three months after its CMO exited, two more executives who spearheaded the retailer’s marketing, loyalty, brand and advertising platforms have left.

By Brett Dworski • April 10, 2026