7-eleven

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The Japanese convenience-store is aiming for 1,000 outlets in Australia by 2030

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US CONVENIENCE store chain 7-Eleven said its chief executive will retire at the end of this month, as Japanese parent Seven & i Holdings seeks a turnaround of the business. 

The company is reshaping itself under a new chief executive by selling weaker assets, buying back two trillion yen worth of shares and betting on growth in Japan and the US

Newly appointed CEO Stephen Dacus is under pressure to convince stakeholders that sweeping reforms will deliver, especially in the US and Japan

Seven & i’s stock will probably decline due to the withdrawn proposal

The operator of 7-Eleven stores is seeking to bolster its valuation through a series of strategic moves, including selling off underperforming retail assets, listing its US operations, buying back sha...

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