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  • Instacart, Dollar Tree expand partnership

    Instacart’s same-day delivery in as quickly as one hour is now available at 7,000 Dollar Tree and Family Dollar stores.
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  • Dollar Tree sales, estimates beat expectations in Q3

    Dollar Tree reported net sales increased by 7.5% to $6.177 billion and same-store sales increased by 5.1%, as well as plans to renovate approximately 1,250 Family Dollar stores in 2021.
  • Dollar Tree to relocate Family Dollar support centers

    Dollar Tree announced plans to close Family Dollar’s store support centers in North Carolina and Virginia, which are to be relocated to its newly-completed office tower in Virginia.
  • Dollar Tree appoints new CEO

    CHESAPEAKE, Va. — There's been a changing of the guard at Dollar Tree as the man who grew the chain into a $22 billion retail powerhouse moves into a new role.

    The discounter has appointed Gary Philbin, enterprise president, as CEO, effective immediately. He succeeds Bob Sasser, who will become executive chairman of Dollar Tree's board.

  • Family Dollar to host Open Buy Day for household, HBC, GM, food and pet suppliers

    MATTHEWS, N.C. — Family Dollar, in an effort to meet new potential branded and private-brand suppliers, is holding two Open Buy Days at its headquarters here in October. The first segment of the Open Buy Day, for household cleaning, paper, general merchandise and health and beauty care, will be held Oct. 19. The second segment will follow this on Oct. 26 for the food, beverage and pet categories.

  • Q2 Dollar Tree sales rise 5.7% to $5.3 billion

     CHESAPEAKE, Va. — Dollar Tree on Thursday posted consolidated net sales of $5.3 billion, representing an increase of 5.7%, for its second fiscal quarter ended July 29.

  • Nielsen expands relationship with Family Dollar

    NEW YORK — Nielsen announced Wednesday that it has expanded its relationship with Family Dollar as the architect and exclusive provider of Family Dollar's Trading Area and custom product hierarchy.  

  • Study: DIR fees, MACs are biggest concerns for rural pharmacists

    IOWA CITY, Iowa — Direct and indirect remuneration fees and delayed maximum allowable cost adjustment ranked highest on scales of both magnitude and immediacy for rural pharmacists, according to new research released by the RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis.

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