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Amazon reportedly makes first U.S. drone delivery
Bartell introduces treatment for minor medical care needs
SEATTLE — Bartell Drugs is now offering treatments for a variety of minor medical care needs via network of certified pharmacists.

Stores offering these services include the following locations in Washington State: 5th & Olive, Issaquah, North Bend, Factoria, Broadway and Pike, Silver Lake, Redondo, Magnolia, Burien, Lower Queen Anne, Riverton Heights, and Lake Serene.

The Exchange generates $8.3 billion, dispurses $224 million in dividends
Meijer to expand in Indianapolis with 2 stores

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Meijer continues to expand its presence in the Indianapolis area.

On May 2, the retailer will open two supercenters in McCordsville, Ind., and one in Franklin, Ind.

The Indianapolis-area supercenters are two of seven new stores Meijer is opening in Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin this year.
Bartell Drugs sees tangible results with Prime Now service

SEATTLE — There’s always a first for everything.
NCPA partners with PRS Pharmacy Services on pharmacy broker offering

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The National Community Pharmacists Association on Thursday announced a new strategic partnership with the PRS Pharmacy Services around an exclusive pharmacy Seller/Buyer Offering Plan for the 22,000 independent community pharmacies NCPA represents.
HRG develops customized front-end seminar for Puerto Rican market

WAUKESHA, Wis. – Hamacher Resource Group on March 31 will be presenting the session, “Driving Front-end Profits Through Category Management” to their client Drogueria Betances’ Annual Pharmacy Business Conference and Trade Show in Puerto Rico, the company announced Thursday.
Sears CFO says the company’s outlook not as dire as you think

HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. — Sears Holding tried to walk back the uproar it caused early Tuesday morning when the struggling retailer included cautionary language about whether it would be able to continue as a "going concern” in its annual 10-K filing.
Walmart, grocery, Target top personal care market share in TABS survey

SHELTON, Ct. — TABS Analytics has released the results of its Personal Care Study, showing that Walmart is the retailer with the largest market share of the $40 billion personal care market. Following behind Walmart’s 19.4% share are such traditional food retailers as Kroger and Publix with their 16.6% share, with Target and its 12.8% market share rounding out the top three.
Report: Shopko Foundation supports local arts

Amazon reportedly makes first U.S. drone delivery

Bartell introduces treatment for minor medical care needs

The Exchange generates $8.3 billion, dispurses $224 million in dividends

Meijer to expand in Indianapolis with 2 stores

Bartell Drugs sees tangible results with Prime Now service

NCPA partners with PRS Pharmacy Services on pharmacy broker offering

HRG develops customized front-end seminar for Puerto Rican market

Sears CFO says the company’s outlook not as dire as you think

Walmart, grocery, Target top personal care market share in TABS survey

Report: Shopko Foundation supports local arts