national convenience stores造句

• National Convenience Stores too has bought accidental death policies on its employees.
• In the fiscal year of 1991, National Convenience Stores lost $ 10.5 million.
• That year, Diamond Shamrock bought the National Convenience Stores Stop N Go chain for $ 260 million.
• In 1992, Houston restaurateur Ghulam Bombaywala acquired one million shares, or 5 %, of National Convenience Stores.
• In the first quarter of the current fiscal year ( that of December 1991 ) National Convenience Stores lost $ 3 million.
• Last year, Diamond Shamrock Inc . bought National Convenience Stores Inc . for $ 260 million, making Diamond Shamrock the top gasoline marketer in Texas.
• National Convenience Stores Chief Financial Officer Brian Fontana said the board needs to consider the new Circle K proposal and will respond " in due course ."
• Tolbert, 58, who fought in 1962 for his right to work at a then-racially discriminate national convenience store, died Friday night at his Waco home.
• Lindsay Hutter, a vice president of the National Convenience Store Association, said that tobacco is their No . 1 product by volume of sales, amounting to about $ 16 billion a year.
• Diamond Shamrock Inc . agreed to buy National Convenience Stores Inc . for $ 260 million, including debt, to increase by 80 percent its gas station network in the southwestern U . S.
• National Convenience Stores Inc . rallied 5 3 / 8 to 19 1 / 8 after Circle K Corp . offered to buy the chain for $ 17 a share cash, or about $ 103 million.
• The national convenience store chain QuikTrip, fast-casual restaurant chain Camille's Sidewalk Cafe, and pizza chain Mazzio's are all headquartered in Tulsa, as is Southern regional BBQ restaurant Rib Crib.
• After two months of bidding for National Convenience Stores Inc ., Circle K lost the contest to San Antonio, Texas-based Diamond Shamrock Inc ., which bought the chain for $ 260 million, including debt.
• A Mount Vernon, Wash . couple have sued an Ohio candy manufacturer ( ITAL ) and ( END ITAL ) a national convenience store chain for producing and selling hazardous material . . . striped lollipops on a stick.
• Turner later repurchased Mission Petroleum Carriers when it was acquired by Diamond Shamrock which was the foundation of TETCO, and the business portfolio of the former National Convenience Stores, which was acquired by Diamond Shamrock in November 1995.
• Circle K Corp . made a long-expected move on National Convenience Stores Inc ., offering $ 17 a share for the chain, which would give Circle K a big share of the Texas market for convenience stores.
• Circle K Corp . said it will begin a $ 20-a-share hostile offer for National Convenience Stores and filed two lawsuits seeking to kill the company's takeover defenses, including its new " poison pill ."
• Houston-based National Convenience Stores last week rejected Circle K's attempt to negotiate a $ 17-a-share offer for its approximately 6 million outstanding shares, saying it is in the best interests of shareholders to remain independent.
• Circle K Corp . offered to buy National Convenience Stores Inc . for $ 17 a share in cash, or about $ 103 million, in a combination of convenience-store chains that would operate or franchise more than 3, 100 stores.