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	Convenience Store Security, security consultant, Chris McGoey, convenience store security expert
		Convenience stores (c-stores) are unique commercial properties in that they are usually open 24-hours, are largely a cash-based business, can be operated by one clerk, and are conveniently located for quick in and out shopping.
		Modern convenience stores are sophisticated corporate designs that hardly resemble the mom and pop operations from which they evolved.
		Convenience store security, as it existed in the mid-1970s, was largely seen as a police problem.
	www.crimedoctor.com /convenience1.htm (1009 words)

	The Seattle Times: Local News: Convenience store clerk shot to death in Shoreline
		Convenience store clerk shot to death in Shoreline
		SHORELINE — A convenience store clerk who had been shot to death was found by a customer early this morning, according to the King County Sheriff's Office.
		Deputies were called to the 7-11 store in the 500 block of NE 165th Street in Shoreline just after 4 a.m.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/localnews/2003471184_webshorelineshooting10.html (199 words)

	Convenience Stores - QuikTrip Convenience Store
		QuikTrip convenience stores are located in nine states.
		All convenience stores offer guaranteed gasoline and truck fleet diesel fueling programs as well as a wide selection of convenience store food and beverage products.
		QuikTrip convenience stores take great pride in their store employees by offering great career salaries and job benefits as well as flexible job schedules for both full time careers and part time store jobs.
	www.quiktrip.com (132 words)

	Convenience Store Franchises, Convenience Store Franchise Opportunities
		Owners of convenience store franchises essentially own their own businesses and make their own decisions, but unlike sole operators, convenience store franchises can benefit from the supply chains, economies of scale and advertising campaigns of the franchise itself.
		If a convenience store is to be competitive, it will have to open from early morning until midnight – at least.
		The investment required to start a convenience store franchise is often reasonably large due to the property involved and the size of the business.
	www.businessesforsale.com /C1054-1/Convenience-Store-Franchises.aspx (809 words)

	Convenience Store Franchises - Buy a Convenience Store Franchise Opportunity
		Owners of convenience store franchises essentially own their own businesses and make their own decisions, but unlike sole operators, convenience store franchises can benefit from the supply chains, economies of scale and advertising campaigns of the franchise itself.
		If a convenience store is to be competitive, it will have to open from early morning until midnight – at least.
		The investment required to start a convenience store franchise is often reasonably large due to the property involved and the size of the business.
	www.franchisesales.com /global-franchises/C1054-1/Convenience-Store-Franchises.aspx (254 words)

	Convenience Store for Sale
		The fastest growing segments of the convenience store market are considered by many to be "nontraditional" stores.
		Such operations are normally owned by convenience store chains, but oil companies have also built or acquired stores of this size.
		Stores using the space for more grocery items are taking advantage of the niche which has developed as supermarkets increasingly move above the 40,000 square foot range.
	www.abbunitedstates.com /convenience_stores_for_sale.asp (1072 words)

	Convenience store - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Convenience stores may be combined with other services, such as a train station ticket counter or a post office counter.
		Prices in a convenience store are typically higher than at a supermarket, mass merchandise store, or auto supply store (with the exception of the goods such as milk, soda and fuel in which convenience stores traditionally do high volume and sometimes use as loss leaders).
		In French-speaking province of Quebec, a convenience store is known as a "dépanneur".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Convenience_store (1716 words)

	Convenience - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A convenience store at a petrol station, for example, sells items that have nothing to do with gasoline/petrol, but it saves the consumer from having to go to a grocery store.
		Supposed "conveniences" also sometimes turn out to be a nuisance, including personal computers (can be difficult to use, though this is improving gradually) and mobile phones (with annoying rings and conversations in what would or should be a quiet place).
		Conveniences also cost money to fix when they break down, and may cause much greater costs if something else that depends on them cannot take place.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Convenience (285 words)

	Convenience Store for Sale
		The fastest growing segments of the convenience store market are considered by many to be "nontraditional" stores.
		Such operations are normally owned by convenience store chains, but oil companies have also built or acquired stores of this size.
		Stores using the space for more grocery items are taking advantage of the niche which has developed as supermarkets increasingly move above the 40,000 square foot range.
	www.abbstlouis.com /convenience_stores_for_sale.asp (1072 words)

	eye blog » Convenience store blues
		A group of Korean convenience store owners, hundreds of them in fact, held a rally a Queens Park today to warn the Ontario government of the economic stress they face due to tougher anti-tabacco laws, reports the Globe and Mail.
		The Ontario Convenience Stores Association has 7,000 members, but the Korean-owned stores seem to be the hardest hit — 50 to 75 per cent of their revenue are from tabacco sales.
		Store owners have also had to spend more money to redesign their stores so they meet the requirements of the new law, Bill 164.
	www.eye.net /blog/?p=354 (634 words)

	Ameristop Food Mart About the Convenience Store Industry
		The greatest growth rate in the decade of the 80's was in superstores, warehouse markets, and convenience stores, with all three formats gaining a share of the market at the expense of conventional supermarkets and small grocery stores.
		Convenience stores began developing shortly after World War II in response to the changing American lifestyle - the move to the suburbs and greater reliance on the automobile.
		By 1958, there were approximately 500 convenience stores in the U.S. The growth of C-stores gained impetus during the decades of the 1960's and 1970's with continued migration to the suburbs.
	www.ameristop.com /industry.html (907 words)

	Australian Convenience Store News \| Sandwiches & Subs Sophisticated convenience
		Convenience store customers were historically young males, 18-35, who exclusively bought hotdogs and hamburgers.
		Of its 14,000 outlets worldwide, 2,500 are in convenience stores and truck stops which translates to 15-20% of all Subway stores.
		Convenience stores have an easy transition if they become a Subway franchisee because there is no crossover of staff between the service station and the Subway store.
	www.c-store.com.au /magazine/archive/2000/sandwich.html (1483 words)

	Convenience Store (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Convenience stores offer quick and friendly service, handy locations, a variety of merchandise, and extended hours of operation.
		Sources of used equipment could be a convenience store that is closing or dealers in second-hand equipment.
		Traditionally, convenience stores have had markups of approximately 33% to 67%, margins of 25% to 40%.
	www.calgary-smallbusiness.com /conveniencestore.html (2831 words)

	Convenience Store Workers \| myhealth@wellmark (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In the early 1990s, federal studies showed that grocery and convenience store workers had the fourth highest mortality rate of retail workers (after employees of liquor stores, gas stations, and jewelry stores).
		Convenience store workers like Fowler know more about protecting themselves against violence at work than they used to, thanks in part to the industry's adoption of employee training classes.
		Of course, a convenience store attendant should always be prepared for a possible confrontation.
	www.myhealthwellmark.com /topic/convenience (1322 words)

	NCR Convenience Store Partners (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A retail point-of-sale system leader for convenience stores with more than 6,000 Windows NT store systems deployed and supported.
		Store automation technology leader for convenience stores and petroleum industries with a robust suite of applications.
		Hospitality industry offerings are ideal travel plazas, as well as convenience stores requiring a quick service solution.
	www.ncr.com /en/partners/sa_convstore_partners.htm (199 words)

	Premier Petroleum Inc. - Convenience Store Industry Links
		Convenience Stores are a big part of our business and below you will find links to some of our industry.
		Georgia Association of Convenience Stores (GACS) is based in Snellville, Georgia and represents over 2,600 convenience stores in the state.
		National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS) - Founded August 14, 1961, the National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS) is an international trade association representing 1,900 retail and 1,800 supplier company members.
	www.premierpetroleum.com /cstorelinks.htm (225 words)

	Convenience Stores
		Convenience stores have become the neighborhood markets that many Americans rely on for purchasing their gasoline, coffee, food and snacks.
		Convenience stores are now a primary source for consumer fuel purchases, accounting for an estimated three-quarters of all the gasoline purchased in the United States.
		Retailers offer food that is convenient but sometimes unprofitable, The University of Arizona, January 2005 – Convenience stores were found to be the most wasteful with food, compared to other retail outlets.
	www.agmrc.org /agmrc/markets/Food/conveniencestores.htm (738 words)

	Convenience Store - Industry Focused (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We're helping many of today's leading convenience stores electronically connect with their suppliers to reduce cost and improve efficiencies.
		Today, electronic communication between Convenience Stores (C-Stores) and Direct Store Delivery (DSD) suppliers is inhibited by solution complexity and the friction created by the large number of transactions in the value chain.
		If you are interested in finding out more about our convenience store solutions, complete our form and we will be in touch soon.
	www.easylink.com /solutions_focused/convenience.cfm (398 words)

	ABQjournal: Convenience Store Statistics Inflated
		Between 80 percent and 95 percent of the crimes reported from telephones on convenience store premises appear to be committed elsewhere.
		The thousands of convenience store robberies tabulated by the Environment Department are imaginary for the same reason as crimes causing injuries: the vast majority of robberies reported on convenience store telephones occurred elsewhere.
		The convenience store industry is extremely concerned about both major and minor injuries to employees and has been pursuing policies to reduce their number.
	www.abqjournal.com /opinion/guest_columns/206303opinion08-05-04.htm (527 words)

	VisualStore \| Breakplace Convenience Store
		The key was to present the store as a destination, a quick getaway -- a break.
		The breakplace store is divided into such sections as "coffeebreak" (a cafe-style area with specialty foods), "freshbreak" (with baked goods and a deli counter) and "thirstbreak" (for cold beverages).
		The breakplace concept stores were tested in Oklahoma City and Chattanooga, Tenn., and the new design will be employed in all new Conoco convenience stores, where the company hopes the new design will help it break from the c-store pack.
	www.visualstore.com /index.php/channel/33/id/247 (659 words)

	Convenience Stores - Nicotine Addiction Central
		An army of 140,655 U.S. convenience stores has become the tobacco industry's key partner in enticing children and teens to smoke nicotine, in providing the cigarettes that enslave them, in servicing their chemical dependency into adulthood, in keeping them hooked for life, in foiling their attempts to quit and in encouraging them to relapse.
		According to the CDC, 59% of convenience stores don't wait for youth to enter their doors before attacking.
		A 2005 study found that the density of convenience stores is greatest in poorer neighborhoods.
	whyquit.com /pr/031806.html (1917 words)

	How to Start a Convenience Store in Ontario (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Convenience Store - a small store that is open every day until late evening or 24 hours a day, and specializes in selling basic food items, such as milk and bread, a variety of small dry-goods items, and often including movie rentals.
		Below are links to publications that cover some of the tax requirements for convenience store owners in Ontario.
		The Convenience Store Journal suggests a typical breakdown, however, your own mix will depend on your location and target market needs.
	www.cbsc.org /servlet/ContentServer?pagename=CBSC_ON/display&c=GuideHowto&cid=1085679426183&lang=en (3392 words)

	RUNNING A CONVENIENCE STORE, STARTING A CONVENIENCE STORE, OWNING A CONVENIENCE STORE, OPENING A CONVENIENCE STORE, ...
		All convenience store information is designed in a easy to read format with step-by-step techniques, worksheets and templates to assist you in your education.
		Convenience Store Buying and Business Plan Guide has been developed with the intention to offer general information required to start a business on the subject material covered.
		The author of Convenience Store Buying and Business Plan Guide have carefully researched and investigated sources, verifying as much information as possible to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information in this guide; however, we assume no liability for inaccuracies, errors, omissions or any other inconsistencies herein.
	www.cstorebusinessplan.com /about.html (422 words)

	Convenience Store Business For Sale in Pennsylvania \| BizQuest.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The building containing the gas station and 2,000-sq-ft convenience store was constructed in 1996.
		The gas station, convenience store and beer distributorship have very little competition and are in a great location, near several interstates and major highways.
		A second building contains the 4,000-sq-ft beer and malt beverage store and a vacant 2,200-sq-ft store that could be used as a garage.br The sale includes 10.1 acres, which easily could be developed to contain a motel or restaurant.
	pennsylvania.bizquest.com /821229.html (446 words)

	Convenience Store Floor Plan
		Therefore, having an effective convenience store floor plan is the key to maximizing your business.
		We will work directly with you to combine your ideas of how you want your store to look with a traffic sensitive design that ensures your new convenience store floor plan layout incorporates style and function equally.
		With an effective convenience store diagram, you don’t need to put your attention on matters like where to put the candy bars.
	www.supermarketservices.com /store-design.html (326 words)

	How high gas prices hurt the Kwikkie Mart. - By Daniel Gross - Slate Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This lag is a boon for convenience store owners when gas prices are plummeting: The price they pay to fill up their tanks falls rapidly, while the price they charge falls more slowly.
		Convenience stores owners mark up gas by an average of 8.8 percent, but the margins on potato chips, beef jerky, and those awful cheese-filled hot dogs is 30.8 percent.
		Correction, May 17, 2004: The article originally described the difference between what convenience stores pay for gas and what they charge for it as an 8.8 percent "margin." That 8.8 percent difference is actually the "mark-up," not the "margin." Return to the corrected sentence.
	slate.msn.com /id/2100546 (898 words)

	Convenience Store (Site not responding. Last check: )
		E-mail Us Our store is founded on the basis that you can receive first class service on the Internet.
		We strive to fulfill your orders quickly, and ship 98% of all custom made orders within 10 days (although we strive to shorten this time frame.) Most items are shipped via USPS Priority Mail.
		One of the great things you can do at this store is purchase groups of things together.
	www.prestostore.com /cgi-bin/pro03.pl?ref=i_sell_to_you_now&pg=15379 (230 words)

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