SYDNEY/TOKYO -- Japan's Seven & i Holdings, the parent of 7-Eleven, plans to have 1,000 convenience stores in Australia by the end of the decade, using the product and location know-how that helped the company build up its Japanese business.
"It's so reasonably priced, really," a 38-year-old woman told Nikkei at a 7-Eleven store in Bowen Hills, a Brisbane suburb. "I think that's probably something people didn't think was going to be here, that it was actually going to be convenient."
