Rachel Gignac

Foxtrot Cafe and Market Thursday in Chicago's Gold Coast neighborhood—the first of about 10 locations the urban convenience-store chain plans to revive after under former parent company Outfox Hospitality.

Convenience-store chain aims to efficiently scale its digital commerce operations

Including how to track regulations, leverage tech, get higher ups’ invested and more

Wex DriverDash tech provides secure payment option directly from vehicles

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Including how to track regulations, leverage tech, get higher-ups' invested and more

Foxtrot Cafe and Market is reopening its second location on Thursday in the Old Town neighborhood of Chicago at 1562 N. Wells St.

Investment will combine c-store forecasting capabilities with reports on sales, fuel volume, car wash, QSR, truckstop and travel center

Company manages 3,800 parking locations in 42 states

Convenience-store chain to offer personalized marketing campaigns, loyalty offers and more