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Articles in Nov 5, 2007 issue of Chain Drug Review

• Walgreens reaches a milestone
• House DXM vote hailed by NACDS
• Two execs given new roles at CVS
• CVS ad campaign honors women
• CHPA reacts to proposal of FDA panel
• Retailers assist Calif. fire victims
• MTM guidelines are in the works
• Blaylock and Scholz move up at Walgreens
• Correction
• Coalition backs e-prescribing under Medicare
• Rite Aid and Lindora expand relationship
• With its first decade behind it, Kerr takes time to celebrate
• Duane Reade's Dreiling honored
• Drugstore.com: the uncommon drug store
• Top execs have the know-how
• Innovative ideas touch all parts of the business
• Drugstore.com 'the most compelling choice'
• Beauty.com is on the cutting edge
• At the very heart of drugstore.com there's distribution
• A unique approach to retail Rx
• VisionDirect.com wins loyal following
• Use of FSAs, HSAs made quick, easy
• Financial results keep improving
• Energizer, Duracell unveil portable new power devices
• Del Labs previews intros for '08
• Nutrition 21 launches Diabetes Essentials
• Maybelline signs spokeswoman
• ANB tabs VP, national sales
• Jean Coutu returns to profitability in qtr
• Acquisitions part of expansion plan
• Merger expenses take a toll on Pathmark's bottom line
• Supervalu net rises despite drop in sales
• Earnings expectations for fiscal year remain unchanged
• Store innovation, cost control fuel Safeway
• Retailer still faces Wall Street skeptics
• Bolger's kindness touched everyone he knew
  by David Pinto
• Community pharmacy enters time of transition
  by Jeffrey Woldt
• Four segments star performers
  by Mike Vogel
• PLMA anticipates blockbuster show
• Retailer services trend to private label
• Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid are beauty giants
• A convenient retailer is …
• First it's reach, then it's connect with Hispanic customers
• Digital changes the rules in store brand photo
• Savvy marketing renders absorbency products a hotbed
• Drug chains part of PL food picture
• House brands' allure takes an upscale turn
• Drug chains learn how to adapt
  by John Schultz
• GE digital cameras go into wider distribution
• In-store kiosks become smaller, faster, better
• The merchandise mix is changing
• Polaroid gears new line to youngsters
• Professional photographers say film still the way to go
• Digital album from Sony debuts
• Product innovation remains the catalyst for growth
  by Richard Monks
• Overseas suppliers target U.S
• Technology promises to reignite whitener sales
• Breath fresheners now segment of extremes
• Power toothbrushes make inroads
• Oral pain sufferers find relief in many forms
• Rinses essential part of good oral hygiene
• Taking things one step further
• Toothbrush sanitizers comprise new niche in oral care
• With young consumers, good habits start early
• Braun conducts a contest for marketers
• Wahl Clipper targets men sporting goatees
• Ace grooming line is introduced by Newell Rubbermaid
• Olive oil soap finds appeal among men
• Men trading up in personal care
  by Geoff Walden
• Gillette, Art of Shaving unveil a premium line
• Natural shave line is relaunched
• Head Blade rolls out new items
• Skin care line for men introduced
• There's still something new in shaving cream
• Two big-name suppliers roll out electric razors
• Category takes on multicultural look
• Drug chains ideally positioned to capitalize on trends
• Campaign touts benefits of milk
• Health is new mantra for beverage makers
• Small snack suppliers carve niche

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