Their managers at the Conway, Ark., store repeatedly told them the logo wasn’t related to LGBTQ rights and disciplined both employees in 2019 for violating the supermarket’s dress code. But ...

In 1939, J.J. Lawson opened a dairy store in Ohio that would eventually grow into a chain. Although there are just two locations in the US, plenty can be found in Japan. Here's a closer look at ...

The apron prompted at least 10 employees at the store, including Rickerd and Lawson, to immediately express disapproval about the logo, which they thought looked similar to the LGBTQ Pride flag.

In brief: Lawson, the Japanese convenience store chain, has come up with a novel approach to address the country's chronic labor shortage: hiring remote workers from overseas. At first glance ...

Calling all Japanese convenience store fans: you can now buy a Lawson pouch, ... (¥2,299), it has an embroidered Lawson logo, plus a blue and white striped interior with pockets.

Lawson began in 1939 in Ohio, where its name and iconic white milk can logo on a blue backdrop were first established. ... Japanese convenience store Lawson registers trademark in Taiwan. Dec. 11, ...