Justice Department sues Walgreens for filling 'unlawful' opioid prescriptions
A West Side Walgreens at 2340 W. Madison St. Pat Nabong/Sun-Times file Share The U.S. Department of Justice has sued Deerfield-based Walgreens, saying the drugstore chain’s pharmacists filled “unlawful” prescriptions for opioids and other controlled substances that helped fuel the country’s prescription painkiller crisis.
Walgreens plans to close 1,200 stores over three years. After 70 closed September to November 2024, 450 more will close in ...
Walgreen Co. has sued a federal regulator to invalidate a policy that it says unlawfully imposes an obligation on pharmacies ...
More Walgreens locations have closed or are closing — including one in Florida — as part of the company's plans to shutter ...
Nine Walgreens locations operate in Tallahassee. In 2017, Walgreens closed its location at Tennessee and Monroe streets — one ...
Walgreens the second-largest pharmacy store chain in the United States is continuing to close stores as part of its turnaround plans reported USA T ...
Walgreens has around 8,500 retail pharmacy locations across the U.S., according to its website. The company expects to ...
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A dozen more Walgreens in the Bay Area closingA dozen Walgreens in San Francisco will close in February, following some other pharmacy closures in the Bay Area and across ...
Walgreens reported a $265 million quarterly loss while citing what the company’s chief executive called “early progress” en ...
Walgreens announced it was closing a dozen stores in San Francisco because of what it called "increased regulatory and ...
The drug store is the only full-service pharmacy near Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and a go-to for residents in ...
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