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The Donna Karan and Karl Lagerfeld parent has signed a license with the Eager Beavertons to make and sell Converse apparel, aiming for $200 million of annual sales in the long run. Terms of the deal ...

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Convenience stores across Ontario are allowed to sell booze as of Thursday as the province significantly loosens its grip on the alcohol marketplace. Corner stores are excited about the change and ...

It means Neenah convenience stores that obtain a license and meet certain requirements can sell fermented malt beverages such as beer, hard ciders and hard seltzers. The sale of wine and liquor ...

TORONTO - Convenience stores across Ontario started selling booze on Thursday as the province significantly loosened its grip on the alcohol marketplace. Corner stores are excited about the change ...

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More than 4,000 convenience stores across Ontario have been licensed to sell alcohol as new liberalized rules are set to take effect next week. The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario said Friday ...

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