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Millennials are the most likely generation to spend more than $200 on the holiday, and they are 49% more likely to buy experiential gifts.

Known as fill-in shops and essential places for food, retailers look for workarounds for supply-chain woes.

Chick-fil-A is the No. 1 QSR for the second year in a row.

High labor and food costs are pummeling the restaurant industry, though operators remain cautiously optimistic for 2022.

Reynolds American Inc. announces support of the program, bolstering the national effort to make the process of age-verification at all points of sale more reliable and secure.

Pricing isn’t the only form of discrimination that the convenience industry is experiencing.

Outlawing these products would push them to the unregulated black market, says NACS.

Convenience retailers paid over $10 billion in swipe fees in 2020.

Just Walk Out technology will power larger format Go stores that will include lounges for co-working.

The agency’s move follows a loss at the U.S. Supreme Court, which blocked enforcement of the mandate for private employers.