Pilot Flying J To Acquire Western Petroleum (CSDecisions)

Pilot Flying J is acquiring Western Petroleum LLC.Western Petroleum is a market leader in selling and transporting approximately 200 million gallons of fuel and lubricants to the oil and gas drilling and hydraulic fracturing industries. Western Petroleum’s operations are largely targeted toward the Rocky Mountain states, the southern states and the northern plains.  The company has enjoyed rapid growth in servicing the petroleum and natural gas drilling related channel in line with explosion of activity in that industry.Read more

Tedeschi Acquires Six Munce’s Stores (CSP)

ROCKLAND, Mass. — Tedeschi Food Shops Inc. today announced the acquisition of six Munce’s Konvenience stores in central New Hampshire. One newly renovated store, in Warren, N.H., is now owned and operated by Tedeschi.Gorham, N.H.-based Munce’s Superior Petroleum Products Inc. has a total of 11 retail outlets.
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Finding Efficiencies (CSP Daily)

TUCSON, Ariz — Expansion of the group’s scope was an important and naturally occurring evolution, said Drew Mize, vice president of product management and marketing, The Pinnacle Corp., Arlington, Texas. The data security committee is only two years old and yet a third of conference participants chose to attend, he noted, adding that the expansion of scope has lured in CIOs as well as people from operations and marketing.

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One Store, Three Viewpoints (CSP)

BALTIMORE Three reporters walk into a convenience store. … While that might sound like the setup for a joke, it’s actually more like a setup for a social experiment.The three entered the same store in Baltimore, Wawa’s newest, which just had its grand opening last week. But each came away with a different experience, highlighting the fact that there’s more to a c-store than what might meet your own (and each customer’s) eyes.Read More

Tedeschi Updating Stores, Sandwich Offer (CSP)

ROCKLAND. Md. — Peter Tedeschi had always thought finance would be his life’s work–until the family business finally came calling.The Marshfield resident became president and CEO of Tedeschi Food Shops in 2008, at the request of his uncle Charlie Fitzgibbons and his brother-in-law John Ransom, both former presidents of the Rockland-based convenience chain, according to a report in the Patriot-Ledger.Read more