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  • Western Union renews deal with Rite Aid

    ENGLEWOOD, Colo. - Western Union on Tuesday announced the renewal of its relationship with Rite Aid.

    Consumers at Rite Aid locations will continue to have the ability to send and receive Western Union Money Transfer transactions across the United States or across the globe to more than 200 countries and territories, in minutes.

  • Skyers invites suppliers to help co-create Wakefern’s ‘store of the community’ model at June Elevation Forum meeting

    Photo at bottom right: Elevation Forum founder Dan Mack with Wakefern VP health and beauty care Chris Skyers and category managers Anthony DiTaranto, Amanda Hoffman, Neetu Aneja and Nick Lenker.

     

    NEWARK, N.J. — The American consumer has an extreme case of Attention Deficit Disorder. And though it may be largely self-inflicted, it nonetheless makes the job of breaking through exponentially more difficult for retailers and brand marketers.

  • Jumpstart Foundry and GMDC partner on Health:Further - Retail Tomorrow event

    NASHVILLE, Tenn., – Jumpstart Foundry and Global Market Development Center on Tuesday partnered to advance consumer health and wellness innovations through its Health:Further and Retail Tomorrow initiatives.

    The partnership is expected to help fuel the growing movement from physician-centric to patient-centric care, where increasingly consumers are driving health care insurance choices, product purchases and wellness – a “health care = self care” model.

  • APhA warns new language and anti-discriminatory rules may impact pharmacy

    WASHINGTON - Beginning July 18, pharmacies will be required to abide by rules that regulate discriminatory behavior and practices, such as refusing to provide adequate language assistance services to customers with limited English proficiency or refusing to dispense medications for gender transitions.

  • NAPW recognizes excellence of Walgreens brand manager

  • Walmart steps up Prime Day competition

    Walmart was offering its own July online savings event before Amazon Prime Day was officially announced, and now the discount giant is sweetening its deal.
     

  • Fred’s provided more than 100K screening touch points in Q1

    MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Fred’s Pharmacy on Thursday announced that from February to April this year, the company provided more than 100,000 preventative screening touch points to its patients. These touch points included more than 60,000 kits to screen for colorectal cancer, almost 37,000 blood pressure screenings and almost 800 flu shots. 
     

  • NACDS and University of Pittsburgh partner on pharmacogenomics certificate program

    ARLINGTON, Va. – The National Association of Chain Drug Stores, in partnership with the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy, on Thursday announced plans for a national tour this fall to advance the Test2Learn Community-Based Pharmacogenomics Certificate Program.

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