Although Texas and Mississippi have announced that they will be lifting statewide mask mandates, consumers in the two states may still have to wear face coverings at some stores and businesses. Continue Reading →
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CVS And Target To Require Shoppers To Wear A Mask In Stores
As COVID-19 cases continue to climb, CVS and Target are joining the list of retailers that will require customers to wear face coverings in their U.S. stores. Continue Reading →
Electrolit Donates Nearly 100k Hydration Beverages To NYC Health + Hospital Frontliners
Electrolit – the preferred, premium hydration beverage made from pharmaceutical quality grade ingredients – has donated nearly 100,000 hydration beverages to frontline COVID-19 workers from Harlem to Hollis, Queens. Continue Reading →
From Harlem To Hollywood CVS Request That shoppers No Longer Openly Carry Guns
In the wake of a string of deadly shootings, Walgreens and CVS are following the lead of other major retailers in the U.S. by asking shoppers not to openly carry guns in their stores across the United States. Continue Reading →
Walgreens Teaming Up With FedEx For New Prescription Delivery Service
Walgreens is really turning up its game, Earlier in the week, we wrote of Walgreens partnering with Kroger to sell food.
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Kroger Now Selling Food In Walgreens Stores From Harlem To Hollywood
With a number of Walgreens in Harlem, we thought you would want to know that Consumer Affairs writes that there is intense competition is causing non-related retailers to work together and, in many instances, making it easier for time-pressed consumers to shop. Continue Reading →
Whole Foods Creates It’s All Good 365 Swag
With Whole Foods planning to become neighborhoods by opening a store in Harlem, now just as they have succeeded by figuring out the food predilections of a whole generation of pickier Harlem eaters, the company is now hoping to win a second time the same way. Continue Reading →
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