DOJ sues Walgreens for ‘knowingly' filling millions of prescriptions that lacked legit medical purposes
The Department of Justice sued pharmacy giant Walgreens for allegedly dispensing millions of unlawful prescriptions. Walgreens from August 2012 until the present "knowingly" filled those prescriptions, which "lacked a legitimate medical purpose, were not valid, and/or were not issued in the usual course of professional practice," the DOJ said.
Walgreens, The CEO and locked shelves
Walgreens plans to close 1,200 stores over three years. After 70 closed September to November 2024, 450 more will close in ...
In a high-profile experiment, Walgreens (WBA) sought to modernize its stores by replacing traditional refrigerator doors with ...
Cooler Screens shut down access to hundreds of the digitized fridge doors, which Walgreens claims affected sales.
Walgreens improving pharmacy business and comments from the company’s CEO are convincing Wall Street that the drugstore won't ...
QUINCY − A Walgreens location in the city will close its doors permanently Feb. 27, according to a company spokesperson, ...
More Walgreens locations have closed or are closing — including one in Florida — as part of the company's plans to shutter ...
CHICAGO (CBS) — Walgreens will close five locations on the city's South and West Sides in February, impacting people who rely ...
In an earnings call, executive Tim Wentworth conceded that locking products up might not be the best move for boosting sales.
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