The fuel and convenience retail market changes so significantly from moment to moment and year to year that anticipating when your margins will spike and when they'll dramatically drop is beyond a challenge — it's practically a lifestyle.
FUEL STORE RELATIONSHIP: A TWO-WAY STREET?
Which came first, was it the chicken or the egg? Like this riddle, there are many business relationships where it can be difficult to pinpoint which factor is the first influence on the growth of another. In the fuel retail market, is it fuel driving convenience store sales or is it the convenience store offering that is increasing your fuel sales? Or do they both impact each other? How can you take advantage of this relationship to increase total site profitability?
MANAGING VOLATILITY USING SCIENCE, AUTOMATION AND EXPERIENCE
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BENEFITS OF FUEL PRICING AUTOMATION
ONE YEAR LATER: EUROPE'S STANCE ON DIESEL
This time last year, I asked the question: Is Europe falling out of love with the diesel fuel — the fuel that promised so much in terms of its eco-credentials? One year later, I ask a new question: Has anything about Europe's relationship with diesel changed? Or are we on the road to a definitive break-up?