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Articles in Oct 7, 2002 issue of Drug Store News

• Fall conference spotlights legal, economic challenges
  by James Frederick
• Giant Eagle, Snyder's close to warehouse deal
• Lilly to acquire diabetes drug rights
• Wyeth Pharmaceuticals
• Rite Aid
• Last month, Avon and Charming Shops
• Buying trends become simple
• Happy Harry's celebrates 40 years of growth and improving sales
  by Antoinette Alexander
• McKesson Corp. has named Cheryl Smith senior vice president and chief information officer
• Heading the FDA in the right direction … we hone
  by Rob Eder
• Pfizer to continue promoting its own discount card program
  by James Frederick
• Inverness Medical Innovations
• Sherry Saffert, former merchandise manager of cosmetics, fragrances and bath at Kmart, has joined CVS as category manager of cosmetics
• CVS
• Generating a new wave of profits
  by Liz Parks
• FlavoRx signs deals with 14 more chains
• NCPA to host annual meeting
• Eli Lilly reported late last month that it has received conditional approval to market Cymbalta, a new drug for treating depression that would be a follow-up to Lilly's Prozac
• CVS
• Wal-Mart
• Retailers' back-to-school sales meant back to basics in supplies
  by Liz Parks
• Ethnic women remain a largely untapped market
  by Molly Prior
• Snyder's Drug Stores/Drug Emporium has reported that Bill Wilson will step down as executive vice president of marketing
• Is it time for re-evaluating growth ambitions?
  by Mark Tosh
• Pediatric Rx spending spending tops the growth chart
• Bristol-Myers Squibb
• Jason Natural Cosmetics
• Interest in natural products
• Costco to test new store format
• Publix offering online prescription refill service
• Congress set for pharmacist shortage debate
• The Food and Drug Administration has accepted for review a new drug application from Barr for its Seasonale extended-regimen oral contraceptive
• Patching together heat sales
• The sweet smell of beauty
• Nintendo
• Anheuser-Busch
• Rite Aid execs pleased with quarterly results
  by Michael Johnsen
• Longs realigns operations group
• Soaring DVD format looks to dominate family titles
  by Doug Desjardins
• Boehringer Ingelheim Cares Foundation
• Wellpoint Health Networks
• Procter & Gamble
• Honey, I shrunk the snacks! small is big in the snack aisle
  by Rob Eder
• Proponent of federal Rx card nominated for FDA chief
  by James Frederick
• Winn-Dixie has named Karen Salem senior vice president and chief information officer
• Patient privacy concerns snag Rx billing standards
  by James Frederick
• Pharmacy Care Alliance, Together Rx continue discount card rollout in Tampa
• Carbolite Foods
• Mass products such as John Frieda Frizz Secret Weapon Flawless
• 7-Eleven
• Albertson's cards hit northern Calif
• Chains await Massachusetts ruling
  by Liz Parks
• United Research Laboratories/Mutual Pharmaceutical Co
• In good times and in bad, supplements put best face forward
  by Michael Johnsen
• Drug and mass are hot venues for prestige fragrance marketing
  by Molly Prior
• Eastern Europe
• ConAgra Foods Store Brands
• Q&A Sandy Skrovan, retail forward
• Michael Wedge has replaced Jack Nugent as president and chief executive officer at BJ's Wholesale Club
• Familymeds forging strong health ties with automated patient compliance bid
  by James Frederick
• Second NACDS HIPAA Conference to include Bush card privacy issues
  by James Frederick
• Kmart
• The Hershey Trust Co
• Kinney to accelerate growth
  by Liz Parks
• Kroger to buy 18 Raley's stores in Vegas
  by Liz Parks
• Eon Labs reported last month that a federal trial in a patent infringement case brought by Novartis against Eon's cyclosporine USP modified softgel capsules has been cancelled
• Kmart recognizes top pharmacists
• Boomlet may yield new profits in baby care
• American Greetings
• Dr Pepper/Seven Up