With a Target in East Harlem, Consumer Affairs reports that Target on Monday launched its own line of sustainable household items.
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Hello, Walgreens Gets Smart Rolling Out Health Clinics Next To Stores
With a few Walgreens in Harlem, we were curious to hear that Walgreens announced Wednesday that it’s partnering with primary care provider VillageMD to open clinics next to drugstores in the Houston area, with the potential for a nationwide rollout from Harlem to Hollywood reports Consumer Affairs. Continue Reading →
Johnson & Johnson Shares Drop After Jury Delivers $29 Million Baby Powder Verdict
Fresh off its corporate rebranding campaign to make baby powder more appealing to millennials, Johnson & Johnson is once again facing scrutiny over whether the product is contaminated with asbestos and affecting users from Harlem to Hollywood. Continue Reading →
From Harlem To Hollywood Starbucks Expands Delivery Partnership With Uber Eats
With a number of Starbucks in Harlem, this article caught our eyes, Starbucks announced that it’s expanding its delivery partnership with Uber Eats to 2,000 more stores across the country Consumers.com reports. Continue Reading →
Judge Considers Blocking ‘Closed’ CVS-Aetna Merger
CVS (who has a number so stores in Harlem) and Aetna, who announced last week they had closed on their merger agreement, may have overlooked one legal point, Consumer Affairs reports. Continue Reading →
CVS, Buying Aetna For $69 Billion, Sell To Effect Healthcare From Harlem To Hollywood
The Brand Channel reports that CVS Health that has a number of stores in Harlem announced on Sunday that it had signed a deal to buy U.S. health insurer Aetna for about $69 billion. Continue Reading →
Two Guys Want To Open A New Food Space On A New Season Of ‘Restaurant StartUp’ In Harlem
We love CNBC’s “Restaurant Startup,” what’s better then food and money? Now, we love them more since Steve and Lee, two entrepreneurs who want open Old New York in old West Harlem – as co-host Joe Bastianich said “…is totally where it’s at!” Continue Reading →
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