One in Six Americans Worked at a Convenience Store
NACS survey finds that educational value and flexible hours were job benefits cited by those who worked in a convenience store during their college years By NACS Online One in…
DetailsNACS survey finds that educational value and flexible hours were job benefits cited by those who worked in a convenience store during their college years By NACS Online One in…
DetailsNew NACS Chair Rahim Budhwani encourages retailers to look at c-stores as “community stores,” rather than “convenience stores” By NACS Online Convenience retailing, or life for that matter, can be…
DetailsBy Brewbound Molson Coors Brewing Company (NYSE: TAP; TSX: TPX) (“Molson Coors” or “the Company”) announced the successful completion of its previously announced acquisition of SABMiller plc’s (LSE: SAB; JSE:…
DetailsBy Lisa Fickenscher // New York Post Jim Beam lovers may want to stock up on their favorite spirit. Union workers at two of the company’s Kentucky distilleries have voted…
DetailsBy New York Daily News Iraq’s parliament has passed a law forbidding the import, production or selling of alcoholic beverages. The bill passed on October 22, 2016 imposes a fine…
DetailsBy PRNewswire The distilled spirits industry continued its impressive 18 straight years of growth, rising 2.0% in 2015 to 215.9 million 9-liter cases. Employment gains and wage increases have led…
DetailsBy Donna Harris // Oil Price Information Less than half of small and mid-sized bricks-and-mortar retailers of all types accept chip cards at indoor point-of-sale terminals, even a year after…
DetailsBy Paula Gardner // MLive Michigan’s packaged liquor sales reached a new plateau in 2015, topping the $1 billion mark in wholesale purchases by retailers. Leading the pack were chain…
DetailsBy Patrick A. Kelley, SNAP Program Analyst This is an important announcement regarding the Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Online Purchasing Pilot Request for Volunteers (RFV) published on September 15, 2016.…
DetailsBy Jackie Borchardt // cleveland.com Ohio’s minimum hourly wage will increase 5 cents next year because of inflation. Non-tipped workers must be paid at least $8.15 an hour and tipped…
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