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BRIEF-Couche-Tard CEO Says Zabka Will Retain 'Total Autonomy' Following Takeover

Jul 31, 2026 2:19 AM

July 31 (Reuters) -

* COUCHE-TARD CEO SAYS ZABKA WILL RETAIN 'TOTAL AUTONOMY'

FOLLOWING TAKEOVER

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(Reporting by Gdansk Newsroom)

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