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The infrastructure law includes $7.5 billion for buildout; standards for chargers to be released by May.

Casey’s is collecting donations for the American Red Cross, while Hy-Vee is sending employees and supplies to hard hit Kentucky and Tennessee.

NACS opposed the $9 billion increase that would have taxed vape products the same or higher than cigarettes.

The vote is a win for ETS opponents, but the resolution’s future in the House remains uncertain.

A NACS survey found that 99% of the industry expects some employees to quit rather than get vaccinated.

Orders in NYC will come from “DashMart,” a warehouse that hires employees instead of gig workers.

Over half of those surveyed don’t need a job for at least another six months.

Mondelēz International executive shares what’s next for the category.

C-stores have evolved over the years to meet consumers’ needs in more ways than one.

The agency wants to understand what’s causing the bottlenecks and isn’t accusing the firms of wrongdoing.