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Delpani to become Revlon CEO

The board of Revlon Inc. has elected Lorenzo Delpani as president and chief executive officer. The beauty care and cosmetics giant said Thursday that Delpani will assume the post on Nov. 1. He takes the reins from interim CEO David Kennedy, who early this month was named to take over chief executive

Rite Aid posts same-store sales gain for October

Rite Aid posts same-store sales gain for October

Same-store sales remained on a growth track in October at Rite Aid Corp. Rite Aid said Thursday that for the four weeks ended Oct. 26, comparable-store sales rose 2.1% year over year. That was up from a 1.9% increase in September and continued steady growth in monthly comp-store sales since the

Affordable Care Act emerges intact from budget battle

The Affordable Care Act emerged relatively unscathed from the bruising budget battle as Republicans in the House of Representatives buckled and a compromise proposal approved in both the Senate and House was signed by President Obama.

ACA emerges intact from federal budget battle

The Affordable Care Act emerged relatively unscathed from the bruising budget battle as Republicans in the House of Representatives buckled and a compromise proposal approved in both the Senate and House was signed by President Obama.

CVS starts customizing circulars for shoppers

CVS/pharmacy has brought the weekly ad circular into the digital age. In leveraging the data yielded by its ExtraCare loyalty card program, the company is now delivering a personalized version, dubbed “myWeekly Ad,” geared to individual ­shoppers.

Walgreens hones daily living team

Shortly after the arrival of Alex Gourlay to assume his duties as president of Walgreen Co.’s daily living business at the start of the month, he announced adjustments to marketing and merchandising duties designed to simplify and coordinate the retailer’s strategic direction going forward.

California legislation a victory for Rx

California lawmakers have agreed that pharmacists should be considered health care providers, passing legislation earlier this month that authorizes pharmacists to provide additional ­services. The law, signed by Gov. Jerry Brown on October 2, becomes effective on January 1.