7-Eleven, Couche-Tard advance acquisition talks with divestment exploration
The parent company of 7-Eleven appears to be warming to a possible sale to Quebec-based convenience store owner Alimentation ...
7-Eleven’s Japanese owner appoints American CEO to fend off $47 billion takeover bid
Seven & I Holdings, the Japanese operator of the 7-Eleven convenience store chain, appointed its first foreign CEO and handed ...
7-Eleven parent company announces major changes
The news comes as the company fights a takeover bid by the Canadian-based owner of a rival convenience store chain.
7-Eleven Taps American Executive to Help Keep It Out of Canadian Hands
The Japanese owner of the chain also announced a plan to list its U.S. convenience store business as it tries to fend off a ...
7-Eleven to Split U.S. Stores and Buy Back Shares to Prevent Takeover
Seven & i Holdings, the Japan-based owner of the worldwide chain, said it aims to list its North American convenience-store ...
7-Eleven parent company announces restructuring and CEO change
In a major restructuring Seven & i Holdings, parent company of 7-Eleven, said Thursday that Stephen Dacus will become its new ...
7-Eleven parent names new CEO and plans IPO in US as it fights a takeover bid by Circle K’s owner
Japan's Seven & I, the parent company of the Japanese 7-Eleven convenience store chain, says it is selling its supermarket ...
7-Eleven parent co. selects new CEO, holds initial public offering
Seven & i Holdings, 7-Eleven’s parent company, announced Thursday that Stephen Hayes Dacus, who currently serves as the ...
7-Eleven parent company president reportedly plans to step down
The Japanese parent company of convenience store chain 7-Eleven is reportedly preparing for its current president, Ryuichi ...
Mega Millions ticket purchased at James City County 7-Eleven worth $3M
According to the Virginia Lottery, a ticket purchased from the 7-Eleven at 1800 Jamestown Road matched the first five numbers ...
What 7-Eleven’s IPO will mean for its future in the US
Experts agree that once the world’s largest c-store chain makes its North American stores their own entity, it’ll have two possible paths: innovate and grow, or sell to Couche-Tard.