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Dollar General extends Feeding America Partnership

Dollar General extends Feeding America Partnership

Dollar General has extended its partnership with Feeding America for a fourth year, pledging an additional $1 million to support the organization’s efforts to address food insecurity. Dollar General says food insecurity currently affects about 44 million Americans.

WBA appoints Dr. William Shrank to board

WBA appoints Dr. William Shrank to board

Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) today announced the appointment of Dr. William Shrank to the company’s board of directors. Dr. Shrank is globally recognized for his leadership and expertise in health care strategy, policy and population health.

WSJ: FTC plans to sue PBMs over insulin prices

WSJ: FTC plans to sue PBMs over insulin prices

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is planning to sue UnitedHealth, Cigna and CVS Health — the three largest pharmacy-benefit managers — over their tactics for negotiating prices for drugs including insulin, the Wall Street Journal reported today.

NACDS: Initial findings of FTC’s PBM study demand action

NACDS: Initial findings of FTC’s PBM study demand action

National Association of Chain Drug Stores president and CEO Steven Anderson issued the following statement after the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) release today of an interim staff report on the harmful tactics of pharmacy benefit managers (PBM) – the pharmaceutical middlemen: “The FTC’s initial

Store brands set new market share records

Store brands set new market share records

Store brands reached all-time highs in both unit and dollar share during the first six months of 2024, compared to the same period a year ago, according to new Circana sales data provided exclusively to PLMA.   Unit market share was 22.9% and dollar market share was 20.4%, as of June 16. “These

NRF’s Kleinhenz: Economy is in ‘critical moment’

NRF’s Kleinhenz: Economy is in ‘critical moment’

WASHINGTON – As inflation continues to ease and the Federal Reserve ponders when to lower interest rates, the nation is in a “critical moment” of waiting to see what will happen next, according to National Retail Federation Chief Economist Jack Kleinhenz.