convenience outlet

The Coles Division operates 2,231 food, liquor and convenience outlets through the majority of the former Coles Group brand assets.

The company's first convenience outlets were known as Tote'm Stores since customers "toted" away their purchases, and some even sported genuine Alaskan totem poles in front.

Mr. Cohen, who is 67, is one of 450 part-time employees of D.S.I., the Enquirer unit responsible for selling the newspaper to grocery stores and convenience outlets.

In 2003 Future Cola became the first mainland Chinese cola to enter America, selling through small convenience outlets in New York and Los Angeles as 'China Cola'.

That same year, FairPrice tied up with oil company ExxonMobil to open FairPrice Express and Cheers convenience outlets at seven Esso and Mobil stations as a pilot project.

Southland operates about 6,800 7-Eleven stores and other convenience outlets in the United States and Canada, with another 6,000 stores in the United States and 21 other countries run by licensees, of which Seven-Eleven Japan is the largest.

Horsham owns 22.4 percent of the American Barrick Resources Corporation, a gold mining company, and has recently completed the acquisition of the Clark Oil and Refining Company, a chain of 1,000 service stations in the Middle West that he plans to update and turn into convenience outlets.