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Speedway was ranked the 4th worst company to work for in the United States in 2018, with work-life balance and senior management as major detractors to the work environment. [54] These issues are highlighted in the memoir Corporate Lunacy; Behind the Scenes of America's Worst Gas Station (written by Rob Clooney). [55]
A SuperAmerica gas station in Saint Paul, Minnesota (2017) In 2004 Marathon bought out Ashland's share. In February 2011, Marathon sold its SuperAmerica stores along with the Marathon refinery in St. Paul Park, Minnesota to Northern Tier Energy, a newly formed company backed by the private equity firms ACON Investments and TPG Capital. [8]
A Swirl World frozen yogurt bar inside a RaceTrac. The company has been ranked on Forbes magazine's list of largest private companies every year since 1998. [11]In October 2009, Convenience Store News named Carl Bolch Jr., then executive chairman and CEO, the 2009 Retailer of the Year for "pioneering forecourt retailing in the Southeast and making an indelible mark on the convenience industry ...
Speedway is an American gas station and convenience store chain which maintains its headquarters in Ohio. Present in 36 states, Speedway of course has its strongest presence in Ohio where close to ...
The $21 billion sale of Speedway gas stations has bought Marathon Petroleum some breathing room as the global pandemic continues to quash travel and smother demand for gasoline and jet fuel. Wall ...
In 2003, Speedway LLC, then a subsidiary of Marathon Petroleum, sold 193 convenience stores to Sunoco. [21] It also acquired service stations from Coastal Petroleum. [22] Sunoco UltraTech race fuel tanker truck at Auto Club Speedway. In 2004, Sunoco replaced the ConocoPhillips' 76 brand as the Official Fuel of NASCAR. [23]
The Speedway on West Third Street was not selling 87 or 89 grade gas after a state inspector came to Bloomington to address complaints. State inspects Monroe County Speedway station for water in ...
Sheetz, Inc. is an American chain of convenience stores. [3] Its stores, which are open 24/7 year-round, offer made-to-order fast food, and most include a gas station, while a few locations are full-scale truck stops, offering showers and a laundromat. [4]