The Latest Breaking News from Walgreens

‘Our policies are designed to ensure we meet the needs of our patients and customers while respecting the religious and moral beliefs of our team members,’ Walgreens said in a statement

NCR Corporation (NYSE: NCR) stock jumped 12.7% on Tuesday after The Wall Street Journal ("WSJ") reported that the private equity firm — Veritas Capital — is in exclusive talks to buy the consumer transactions software and services company.

Opioid makers Allergan and Teva have agreed to pay $54 million in cash and overdose reversal drugs to settle a federal lawsuit brought by San Francisco

Most Americans — and most Christians — don't want religious doctrine dominating our laws. So how did we get here?

RBC Capital Markets lowered the price target on Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc (NASDAQ:WBA) to $42 (10% upside) from $46 and maintained the Sector Perform rating. The analysts say that WBA posted solid fiscal 3Q22 results slightly ahead of their estimates and consensus on steady execution in the U.S. against a difficult comp and continued…

The child’s father left the baby in the car before going to work

Authorities believe the child was inside the hot car, where temperatures are believed to have exceeded 100 degrees fahrenheit, for several hours

Kohl's Corp (NYSE:KSS) has called off discussions to sell its business to Franchise Group Inc (NASDAQ:FRG), CNBC reported. The decision comes at a time when there is increased volatility in the stock market and the economy as the Federal Reserve seeks to hike interest rates to contain inflation. Related: Multiple Bidders, Key Executives Departure, Mixed…

With analysts forecasting a recession later this year, investors should consider investing in almost recession-proof stocks. To that end, it could be wise to consider investing in drug store operator Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) as the demand for drugs remains stable irrespective of the economic conditions. With robust financials and…

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Walgreens will reimburse many of its workers for travel expenses if they have to venture more than 50 miles for an abortion, the company said Wednesday — a move that follows a U.S. Supreme Court decision last week ending federal protection for abortion.