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Pardo’s 7-Eleven gamble pays off

October 26, 2015 - 10:00am

Over 30 years ago, Jose “Titoy” Pardo rolled the dice on 7-Eleven, a Dallas-based convenience store that he read about during the early ‘70s from a Wall Street Journal article on a Japanese businessman...

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