Rite Aid To Administer COVID-19 Vaccines At All U.S. Stores From Harlem To Hollywood
Consumers now have another place to go if they’re looking for a COVID-19 vaccine.
Consumers now have another place to go if they’re looking for a COVID-19 vaccine.
When a coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine is approved, you’ll probably be able to get it at your neighborhood supermarket or drugstore.
With a number of stores throughout Harlem, today the drug store chain Rite Aid is now offering seasonal flu shots from Harlem to Hollis.
There are a number of Rite Aid stores in Harlem, the Camp Hill, Pa., based company, is recalling about 18,800 folding patio chairs.
What is going on with Rite Aid, first it was now Walgreens back in 1917, now it’s Albertson. With a number of stores in Harlem Rite Aid, Super Market News reports that Albertson Cos. and Rite Aid Corp. announced a definitive merger agreement today that will unite the companies into a new publicly traded entity with…
With a number of Rite Aid’s in Harlem, in a bid to bolster its chances to buy Rite Aid, Walgreens Boots Alliance, and Rite Aid, said Tuesday that they plan to sell hundreds of Rite Aid locations to Fred’s Inc., for $950 million.
With three Rite Aid and three Walgreens stores in Harlem, it’s interesting that a few months ago, the shareholders of #3 U.S. drugstore chain Rite Aid approved the company’s proposed acquisition by the parent company of the #1 chain, Walgreens Boots Alliance.
Crains NY reports that with three stores in Harlem the shares of Rite Aid jumped nearly 40% Tuesday afternoon on a report that it may be gobbled up in the next major acquisition by Walgreens, the biggest U.S. drugstore chain.
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