PITTSBURGH, June 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Giant Eagle, Inc. today announced that it has completed the sale of its GetGo business, including approximately 270 GetGo and WetGo locations, to Alimentation ...

The Giant Eagle grocery chain, which operates stores in both Erie and Crawford counties, wants to be clear on one point. While Giant Eagle has sold all 270 of its GetGo convenience stores and WetGo ...

Giant Eagle has a plan for how it will use the money it received from the sale of its GetGo convenience stores, and it appears the funds will be reinvested in stores, labor, and customers. Last week, ...

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Giant Eagle’s GetGo has been sold News With the sale of Giant Eagle’s GetGo business to Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc., a Canadian company that owns convenience stores like Circle K and other ...

GetGo will operate as a separate, stand-alone business unit, maintain myPerks loyalty program; 35 stores to be divested in accordance with regulatory requirements LAVAL, QC and CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, Pa.

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min The Federal Trade Commission has ...

The Giant Eagle grocery chain, which has locations in Center and Chippewa townships in Beaver County and Moon Township in Allegheny County, wants to be clear on one point. While Giant Eagle has sold ...

The transaction enables the myPerks loyalty program to continue without interruption, per the retailer. “GetGo has earned a passionate following in the communities it serves thanks to an amazing team ...