drug stores

    By Ron Dicker

    | 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.

    By Barbara Thau

    | 10:00AM 9/13/2011
    Consumers shelled out an estimated $2.32 billion on shampoo last year, and $1.71 billion on conditioner. But caring for your crowning glory shouldn't cost you a king's ransom. Here are four easy ways to save on this frequent purchase.

    By Melly Alazraki

    | 3:20PM 3/24/2011
    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.

    By Melly Alazraki

    | 9:03AM 10/19/2010
    Walgreen Chief Financial Officer Wade Miquelon was arrested on drunk driving charges last month -- his second such arrest in a little more than a year. The drugstore chain calls it a personal matter, but when it comes to executives, when does personal irresponsibility become a corporate problem?

    By Mercedes Cardona

    | 10:35AM 7/07/2010
    The East Coast heat wave is warming up more than sidewalks: It's also helping retailers shake up sales. Merchants are expected to report healthy numbers when they post their June sales figures Thursday, and several could update their second-quarter guidance as a result.

    By WalletPop Staff

    | 1:15PM 6/23/2010
    These days we have a myriad of choices when it comes to where we do our "drug store business." We can go to a stand-alone store of a national chain (like Walgreens or CVS), a regional store (like Duane Reade or Kerr Drug), a grocery store (like Kroger or Safeway), a big-box retailer (like Walmart...