The District Prosecutor's Office Poznań-Wilda is supervising the investigation into a cyberattack on the Żabka retail network, as reported by the Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime.

Williams has agreed to acquire Momentum Midstream for up to $5.5 billion, expanding its energy infrastructure. Separately, Couche-Tard has agreed to acquire Żabka in a 32.62 billion-zloty deal, marking a significant expansion in the retail sector.

The Żabka store chain has confirmed a hacker attack resulting in the leak of personal data belonging to employees, their partners, and potentially customers, with the stolen data reportedly being offered for sale.

Following a failed attempt by a Japanese firm, a Canadian company, owner of Circle K, has reached an agreement with shareholders to acquire a controlling stake in the Polish convenience store chain Żabka, with expectations of a higher tender offer price.

The 'Elixir of Youth' beverage, developed in collaboration with journalist Krzysztof Ibisz and the Żabka chain, was released in stores in June but has not yet achieved significant sales success.

Żabka, a Polish convenience store chain, has expanded its franchise network to 11,000 franchisees, catering to Poles' desire for entrepreneurship with support and security.

The first two-story Żabka convenience store in Poland has opened in Warsaw, featuring a premium-style interior with a dedicated space for coffee and dining, showcasing the chain's flexibility in store formats.

Poland's Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKIK) has initiated proceedings against Black Red White, Żabka Nano, and Peek & Cloppenburg for not informing consumers about the lowest price offered 30 days prior to a discount.

The story of Żabka, a Polish company, serves as an example of how a privately founded enterprise can scale to attract the attention of global players, showcasing significant business growth.

Canadian company Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc., owner of Circle K, has agreed to acquire Polish retail chain Żabka Group SA for approximately 32.6 billion zlotys ($8.7 billion), further expanding its European operations.

An advertisement for the sale of data sets from Polish retail giant Żabka Polska was discovered on data leak forums on Sunday, August 2.

Customers of the Żabka convenience store chain in Poland are reporting a major sales system failure, leading to problems with payments and some products receiving random, high discounts during checkout.

Hopes for the acquisition of Polish retailer Żabka by the owner of 7-Eleven boosted its stock, but the Japanese company announced that an agreement could not be reached, causing stock prices to fall.

The White House is reportedly reinstating Trump-era tariffs, with Brazil now in the crosshairs of the United States. The article also mentions Greece blocking sanctions on Russia and a Japanese giant considering investment in Żabka.

The Żabka convenience store chain is preparing for the holiday season by opening nearly 150 temporary stores by the sea and several more by lakes, offering items like inflatable balls and power bank rentals.

Former Polish politician Janusz Palikot announced on social media that he is looking for an employee for a Żabka convenience store near Warsaw, drawing significant attention due to numerous charges and multi-million zloty debts from his past business activities.

Polish retail company Żabka has announced a dividend payment and changes in its leadership, though its market valuation remains stagnant despite business growth.

Polish convenience store chain Żabka and Danish brewery Carlsberg have both reported a solid financial start to the year. Their positive performance comes despite challenging conditions, including unfavorable weather.

An unknown group of cybercriminals gained access to parts of Żabka's systems used for handling reports and is now offering the stolen data for just €5,000, unusually publicizing the attack by sending information to business partners.

The Żabka convenience store chain has been targeted by a significant cyberattack, resulting in the leak of personal data belonging to employees, their partners, and potentially customers. Experts are advising affected individuals on necessary steps to take.

Alain Bouchard, known for building a global retail empire over 45 years, is set to become the new owner of the Polish convenience store chain Żabka.

Canadian convenience store giant Alimentation Couche-Tard has agreed to acquire the Polish Żabka Group, which operates the Froo store network in Romania, for $8.6 billion.

Polish convenience store chain Żabka has increased its revenues and profitability, maintaining financial forecasts and aiming to open over 1300 new stores in 2026 after opening nearly 780 in the first half of the year.

A Japanese investor, potentially the owner of 7-Eleven, is reportedly interested in acquiring Żabka, a Polish retail chain, which could accelerate the Polish company's expansion. The acquisition could involve a full takeover or a smaller stake.

Shares of Żabka Group surged on the Warsaw stock exchange following unofficial reports that Japanese retail giant Seven & i Holdings, which manages the 7-Eleven brand, is in talks to acquire the Polish convenience store chain.

Adam Manikowski, CEO of Żabka Polska Business Unit, states that the company's business decisions, technological investments, and operational solutions are designed to provide franchisees with a sense of security and enable them to run stable, modern, and competitive businesses.

The Żabka Group is strongly committed to responsible business practices and views ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) topics not merely as regulatory obligations but as opportunities for further development and improved organizational management.

The Polish retail group Żabka has expanded its presence in Romania, reaching a total of 204 Froo stores after opening 32 new locations in the first quarter of 2026. This marks significant growth for the group in the Romanian market.

Poland's Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) has initiated proceedings against Black Red White, Żabka Polska (Żabka Nano stores), and Peek & Cloppenburg concerning their methods of informing customers about the lowest prices.