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5 Companies That Are Still Losing Money
11:00AM 10/27/2011
By Rick Aristotle Munarriz, The Motley Fool
Investing, Sears Holdings, Sprint Nextel Corp, Stocks in the News
The economy may be ugly for workers, but most companies are making money. In fact, many Wall Street darlings are checking in with record profits. Then again, most doesn't mean all. Here are five notable companies that are losing money this year -- and possibly beyond.
Drugstore Shopping: An Even Worse Deal Than You'd Expect
11:45AM 10/11/2011
It's happened to all of us. You head into the drugstore to grab some aspirin or toothpaste and you walk out carrying a bag stuffed with impulse items -- even groceries. Those impulse buys will cost you -- a lot: A new report from finds drugstore prices average more than 36% higher than supermarket prices.
Days and Dollars Lost to the Flu Hit a Fever Pitch Last Season
1:00PM 9/21/2011
Tallying up the flu's effect on our economy is enough to make you sick. Influenza was responsible for 100 million lost work days in 2010, according to a Walgreens study. That's $7 billion in lost wages, and $10 billion in lost productivity. Inspired to get vaccinated this year? We'll point you to the best deal.
Walgreen Buys Drugstore.com for Twice Its Market Value
3:20PM 3/24/2011
Company News, Health Care, Wal-Mart Stores, Amazon.com, Procter & Gamble, Retail
After years of trying to expand its online presence through organic growth, giant drug store chain Walgreen has decided to buy a bigger Web footprint, acquiring drugstore.com, the country's eighth-largest e-tailer -- and it's paying a premium price.
Face-Off on Stocks: Walgreen, CVS, Rite Aid [Video]
4:00PM 12/22/2010
Not everyone is happy about the mild start to the cold-and-flu season. The nation's drugstore chains, already under pricing pressure from Walmart and each other, would be happier if the rest of us had coughs and sniffles. Here are bull and bear cases for the three big chains. [Video]
The 10 Retailers That'll Have a Not-So-Jolly Holiday
1:30PM 12/17/2010
Company News, Columns, Investing, Retail, Stocks in the News
Holiday sales are historically make-or-break for many retailers, and every year, several break -- and even go out of business. Others make large cuts in their store numbers and employees. 24/7 Wall St. combed through the numbers and spotlights 10 retailers that won't look the same next year -- if they're even around.
Get $5 off a purchase of $25 or more using this Rite Aid coupon, which does not expire until Oct. 31, 2010. Wow! There are some exclusions, however, see below. Your must spend at least $25 to use the coupon before sales tax is applied.
Caveats: not valid on prescriptions or prescription co-pays,...
Rite Aid Earnings Highlight Another Rough Quarter
8:16AM 9/23/2010
Rite Aid Corporation (RAD) announced a quarterly loss of 23 cents per diluted share, compared to a loss of 14 cents per share a year earlier, thanks to refinancing costs and falling revenues.
Revenue for the quarter ending Aug. 28 was $6.2 billion, compared with $6.3 billion a year earlier, the...
It is rare for deals to have a public benefit, but in this case the cliche is true: everybody wins. Get a $20 Rite Aid gift card and a $5 donation to your local Parent Teacher Association (PTA) when you transfer a prescription to the chain drugstore using a special PTA coupon. To get the...
Seems everyone wants to be a grocery store these days.
Drug chain Rite Aid is converting 10 locations to include in-store grocery departments in partnership with Save-A-Lot food stores. The stores will be co-branded and called Save-A-Lot Food Stores/Rite Aid Pharmacy, and will continue to be...
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