DALLAS -- 7-Eleven's expanded foodservice program has received positive results at the store level—particularly for its in-store prepared pizza, which is now the third-fastest moving SKU in participating stores, according to a report in Supermarket News. The pies are outselling cigarettes and some types of coffee, according to the magazine.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Philip Morris USA filed suit Wednesday in federal court to overturn a San Francisco ordinance that would ban the sale of tobacco products in drug stores. The lawsuit asks the court in the Northern District of California to delay enforcement of the ordinance and ultimately declare it unconstitutional. The ban, passed by a divided Board of Supervisors, already is the subject of a separate lawsuit pending in state court challenging its propriety.

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- If Martez Wilson wasn't one of the most sought-after linebackers playing college football today, his goal would be to open a chain of convenience stores. Nothing fancy, just a place people can go to and buy things from. Stop after work and get food for dinner, stop on their way to school to get a snack. It has been a dream of Wilson's as long as he can remember, he told the University of Illinois' Daily Illini, saying he wants to do something more substantial than just sports. "I've always wanted to own something since when I was younger, own my own business," he told the newspaper.