Couche-Tard, French for night owl, is now in pursuit of the world’s largest convenience store chain after swooping in with a rejected preliminary offer of $39bn for 7-Eleven owner Seven & i Holdings ...

Buying Seven & i would be the largest-ever takeover of a Japanese company, requiring what would be by far the largest equity ...

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Couche-Tard’s outgoing CEO Brian Hannasch and incoming CEO Alex Miller talk exclusively with Convenience Store News about the ...

Docks on the clock: Dockworkers up and down the U.S. East Coast are threatening to walk away from some of North America’s ...

Even if the offer was raised "very significantly," Seven & i said the bid does not consider the "multiple and significant ...

The company's first acquisition came in the form of 11 convenience stores in Quebec City in 1985. Couche-Tard then bought two more convenience store brands, adding Sept-Jours stores to its portfolio ...

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Alimentation Couche-Tard is a compelling investment opportunity with impressive growth potential in the convenience store ...