PLMA announces re-election of board chairperson, welcomes new directors
Kristal Sevcik has been re-elected chairperson of PLMA’s Board of Directors.
Kristal Sevcik has been re-elected chairperson of PLMA’s Board of Directors.
Brian Newman has been named executive vice president and chief financial officer designate, effective April 21 and Dr. Amy Compton-Phillips will be the company’s new executive vice president and chief medical officer, effective May 19.
The initiative came in response to growing demand for care that acknowledges the specific challenges women face — from menopause and maternal mental health to heart health and healthy aging.
Kroger’s value-driven approach makes seasonal favorites affordable for households looking to enjoy a traditional Easter spread on a budget.
According to Circana, well-being focused consumers have a buying power exceeding $1.1 trillion in the U.S., highlighting the significant market potential for companies that cater to this demand.
Only 18% of consumers turn to online shopping to celebrate major life milestones, suggesting digital retail still struggles to replicate the joy of in-person experiences.
Rite Aid filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in October 2023. It emerged from bankruptcy as a private company.
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Rising prices and debt, immigration concerns, and weather are producing material changes to typical retail activity ahead of unknown tariff impacts.
Wafaa Berrady will oversee all aspects of the cooperative’s financial operations, including strategic planning, financial forecasting, and risk management.
The proposal would have enabled more Americans to afford new medications in the GLP-1 class that have been shown to reduce weight by as much as 20% and prevent type 2 diabetes, but cost as much as $1,000 a month without insurance coverage.
New estimates from the IDF Diabetes Atlas highlight the growing diabetes threat, with nearly one in nine adults now living with the condition.
Retailers are experiencing the most rapid growth in breach-related expenses, with average costs climbing 17.6% year-over-year, reaching $3.48 million per incident.
This expansion comes just in time for allergy season—a time of year when nosebleeds are especially common.
Earlier this week, the FTC had put the case on hold due to the recusal of Chairman Andrew Ferguson and fellow Republican Melissa Holyoak. Both had decided to step back from the case due to their past involvement with PBM-related cases.
Future opening dates will take place in May and June across eastern markets, totaling 219 locations.