Gas Station Sale

Posted by Timothy Haves on Apr 6, 2023 in Blog | Comments Off on Gas Station Sale Moe’s stop is a famous Gas Station Sale in San Jose California. In its hey day cars would line N 33rd Street waiting to fill up regular gasoline.https://www.instagram.com/p/Bk-syKZHrG4/?utm_medium=copy_link It was placed on the market by the Trustee’s who were seeking a buyer who would be able to continue the legacy after the passing of Moe. The Station was listed for...
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Gas Retailers Feel Pain at the Pump From Credit Card Fees

Posted by Timothy Haves on Apr 27, 2012 in Blog | Comments Off on Gas Retailers Feel Pain at the Pump From Credit Card Fees WASHINGTON, D.C. — While it is easy to believe that gas retailers are making a profit every time the price at the pump ticks up a few cents, the reality is operators lose money, according to the Merchants Payments Coalition (MPC). The Oil Price Information Service recently reported gas stations took in 13 cents a gallon in gross profit — before taxes, payroll and other overhead...
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Judge Can’t Help Dealers About to Lose Stations

Posted by Timothy Haves on Apr 25, 2012 in Blog | Comments Off on Judge Can’t Help Dealers About to Lose Stations “Powerless,” warns of “domino effect” of injunction in BP-dealer embroglio SAN DIEGO — A federal judge said she is “powerless” to issue a temporary restraining order to prevent BP from terminating the franchises of more than 100 ARCO and Thrifty dealers whose Southern California stations are to be turned over to independent refiner Tesoro. Judge Janis...
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Reasons Why Gasoline Prices are so High

Posted by Timothy Haves on Mar 7, 2012 in Blog | Comments Off on Reasons Why Gasoline Prices are so High By. Richard Heinberg Source: Post Carbon Here in northern California gasoline is now retailing for $4.20 a gallon. Prices haven’t been this high since mid-2008. Forecasts for $5 per gallon gas in the US this summer are now commonplace. What’s driving prices up? Most analysts focus mostly on two factors: worries about Iran and increased demand from a perceived global economic recovery....
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