Technology

Convenience retailing today requires being nimble and providing a unique offering to customers, according to President Eva Strasburger.

Forty new locations are slated, as well as increased fueling options, new fresh food offerings, mobile app enhancements, and more.

Paytronix: High-spending, high-frequency customers account for a quarter of restaurant patrons and are significant users of food aggregators.

The site will also serve as a hub for customers to receive updates on mobile technology initiatives.

The retailer plans to expand its InHome service from 6 million to 30 million households by the end of the year.

Optimizing operations and leaning on technology help c-store retailers press on. 

SNAP recipients can order eligible products for home delivery, pickup and catering.

Using artificial intelligence and cloud technology, the solution alerts operators in real-time to customers arriving for curbside pickup.

The past year has been transformative, but cash still remains a preferred payment method, especially at convenience stores.

One-fifth of c-store shoppers own an electric vehicle or are considering buying one.

There is opportunity for the c-store industry's small operators to bridge the digital divide and build a more forward-thinking business model.