Does not having a buyer:
speed up store closings?
slow down store closings?
or would store closings be the same either way?
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Thank you for the insight!
Company needs to slow down cash bleed. Loss making stores should be closed at the earliest to make it happen. Expect stores to be closed faster and corporate workforce to shrink more.
Thank you. Why do you predict that store closings will speed up? Because there is no injection of new cash from a buyer? Or some other reason? Intuition? Thank you.
I would assume speed up... and layoffs likely to happen soon.
Like Oklahoma, baby… sooner.
oh no, i would not buy it. i just need to know how much butter to make for my popcorn while i watch the controlled demolition is all. thanks.
Would you buy it?
The lawsuit claims Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) filled "millions" of unlawful prescriptions in violation of the Controlled Substances Act, and then sought reimbursement from federal health programs, violating the False Claims Act. The DOJ said pharmacists ignored "red flags" that the prescriptions weren't valid and that pharmacies filled prescriptions too quickly to confirm their validity.
The suit seeks up to $80,850 in civil penalties per invalid prescription, J.P. Morgan analyst Carla Casella said in a report to clients.
Wonder why people continue to stay until they are either let go or laid off. How can you work for a company like that? And enough of the excuses in that it's too hard to find another job. REALLY? Most of the workers I would never have hired to begin with...but walgreens will hire almost anyone. Sad