Comprehensive research on retailer, consumer and product trends across the convenience and retail industries. Includes exclusive proprietary Convenience Store News research studies.
After four years of record profits, the convenience store industry's remarkable run may be running out of gas.
This is the first generation that has truly grown up in a purely technology-driven world.
Results in the 2018 Convenience Store News Industry Report didn’t measure up to past grades.
The most popular digital marketing initiatives among c-store shoppers include mobile loyalty program rewards.
Halo Top ice cream and Hillshire Snacking small plates top the list.
This cohort will make up more than 40 percent of buying power by the year 2020.
Ninety-four percent of leaders are dissatisfied with their company’s innovation performance.
NPD: In-home consumption has grown by 24 percent since 2015.
Currently, a quarter of all stations across the country are selling gas for more than $3 a gallon.
Alcohol sales fare better in the face of higher gas prices and bad weather.
More than 40 percent of millennials say "lifestyle" purchases, like a home or car, are influencing their decisions.
Understanding snacking intent and competing with ecommerce top the list.
QuikTrip flushed the competition in seven states for the second consecutive year.
Multiple factors are playing a part, according to new Nielsen research.
