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Smith Drug hires long-term care pharmacy VP

Smith Drug hires long-term care pharmacy VP

Smith Drug Co. has named pharmacy veteran Jeff Schneider as vice president of long-term care pharmacy solutions. The drug wholesaler said Monday that Schneider will lead a newly dedicated department and be responsible for developing solutions for new and current LTC customers.

Hsu tabbed as president, COO at Kimberly-Clark

Hsu tabbed as president, COO at Kimberly-Clark

Kimberly-Clark Corp. has promoted Michael Hsu, group president for North American consumer products, to president and chief operating officer. Michael Hsu Kimberly-Clark said Hsu is slated to join the board of directors effective Jan. 1.

PharmaSmart database hits milestone

PharmaSmart database hits milestone

PharmaSmart International Inc., a leading manufacturer of validated health screening kiosks and digital health services, has announced that its DataSmart Health Database now houses results from over 50 million individual biometric screening sessions.

E.l.f. Beauty thrives with social, multichannel strategies

E.l.f. Beauty thrives with social, multichannel strategies

E.l.f. Beauty Inc. cites its strong social media presence and multichannel approach as key factors behind its robust sales growth. The cosmetics and beauty care company late Thursday reported an 11% year-over-year sales gain to $56.3 million for the third quarter and a 22% rise to $153.

E-hydrate to hit store shelves at Walgreens

E-hydrate to hit store shelves at Walgreens

E-hydrate, the maker of Protein On-the-Go natural hydration energy drink mixes, has landed retail distribution with Walgreens. The company said that Walgreens has added E-hydrate’s two flagship SKUs — Protein On-the-Go Premium in chocolate and vanilla flavors — in top locations across the country.

Hopes high for Coty’s new Sally Hansen collection

Hopes high for Coty’s new Sally Hansen collection

Coty Inc. revealed its first launch since the acquisition of 41 Procter & Gamble Co. properties and promised more to come. First up, a much awaited nail polish line under the Sally Hansen logo that retailers hope will add luster to the languishing nail business. At an event in Manhattan to introduce