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Hershey’s brand teams up with Snoopy

Hershey’s brand teams up with Snoopy

Hershey is here to help shoppers show a little affection this Valentine’s Day. For the first time ever, the Hershey’s brand and Snoopy are teaming up to celebrate moments of togetherness and friendship with new Hershey’s Kisses Milk Chocolates with Snoopy & Friends Foils and Heart Box.

Take the Bar the Couch Pledge

Take the Bar the Couch Pledge

In the cold winter months, the couch is the epitome of warmth and coziness and sometimes tempts us away from staying active. Conquering the comfort of the couch is the first step toward achieving any fitness goals, which is why RXBAR is turning this common excuse into a New Year’s challenge.

Pfizer to lay off 285 workers at Rockland campus

Pfizer to lay off 285 workers at Rockland campus

Pfizer said this week it plans to lay off 285 workers at its Pearl River campus in New York as the company struggles financially, in good part, due to declining demand for its COVID-19 vaccines and products, state records show. The Pfizer job cuts will begin Feb. 12 and continue through late

WBA to participate in J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference

WBA to participate in J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference

DEERFIELD, Ill. – Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) said that chief executive officer, Tim Wentworth, and interim global chief financial officer, Manmohan Mahajan, will present at the 42nd Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco, California on Monday, Jan. 8, at 8:15 a.m. PST.

APhA teams with CDC to advance health equity

APhA teams with CDC to advance health equity

The American Pharmacists Association (APhA) announced today that it has entered into a contracted project agreement with CDC’s Applied Research and Evaluation Branch in the Division for Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention to accelerate the implementation of pharmacy-based strategies to advance healt

Rite Aid agrees to bankruptcy mediation

Rite Aid agrees to bankruptcy mediation

On Tuesday Rite Aid got court approval for a bankruptcy loan that would let the company borrow an additional $200 million, while agreeing to enter mediation with committees representing junior creditors and people who have accused the company of contributing to the U.S. opioid epidemic.