DOJ Files Injunctions Against 6 E-Cigarette Companies
This is the first time the FDA has initiated court proceedings to enforce the PMTA pathway for e-cigarettes.
This is the first time the FDA has initiated court proceedings to enforce the PMTA pathway for e-cigarettes.
FedEx is shutting down its robot delivery program, while Amazon says it is scaling back on development.
Only certified staff can deliver the legal cannabis and verify the purchaser’s age and sobriety.
The Idaho-based retailer says it is the only c-store in the state to offer these benefits to residents.
The doughnuts will be delivered fresh to the QSR thanks to Krispy Kreme’s “hub and spoke” model.
Fuel customers can earn and save on gasoline purchases, an industry first, plus use the app to pay at the pump.
The South Greer location replaces a former legacy store nearby.
The ballot measure would tax the rich in the state to finance EV chargers.
The commission is looking into whether security tokens are limiting debit-card routing competition.
The ballot measure would tax the rich in the state to finance EV charging.
The agency issued the declaration in March 2020 and had extended it multiple times.
A new report examines policies encouraging efficient installation of EV charging stations, as well as those that impede progress.
The premium vehicles set to launch by 2026 will feature subscription services and Level 3 automated-driving capabilities.
Besides grocery stores, the deal includes 402 fuel centers, 22 distribution centers and 19 manufacturing plants.
The agency has issued over 60 warning letters to manufacturers and hasn’t yet authorized any products.
The palm recognition and payment service is available at three concession areas, joining four existing Amazon tech-enabled stores.
Customers can purchase the company’s meal kits without a subscription.
What convenience retailers need to know about this emerging hemp-based product category.
Gasoline prices pulled back last month, but food and housing costs ticked higher; retail sales were flat.
The U.S. Coin Task Force has declared October “Get Coin Moving Month” to encourage Americans to return coins into circulation.