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Articles in Oct 16, 2000 issue of Drug Store News

• More.com cuts staff by a third
  by Michael Johnsen
• Hard work and teamwork define success the Walgreens way
  by Marie Griffin
• Watson considering sale of two Schein facilities
• RID Mousse
• From boys to men: Guys get into hair coloring act
• Chaney Instrument
• Wal-Mart program puts 'Babies First'
• Michelob unveils new fiber can
• Laying the foundation for a century of leadership
  by Rob Eder
• Making the most of a 'great place to work'
  by Kim Roller
• A century of growth comes full circle
  by Rob Eder
• Synder's president Pan to retire
• BlueLight.com
• Pharmacy Manpower Project finds most pharmacists in community setting
• Calcium supplements tested with nutritional review
• Joint health has solid treatment, study shows
• Retailers stake their claims in fastest-growing beauty segments
• Peter Pan Industries
• Colgate-Palmolive
• BeautyJungle.com
• Fresh mix in GM spurs impulse sales
  by Allene Symons
• Getting the job done with the right tools
  by Barbara J. White-Sax
• A Century Of Innovation
• Record-breaking year at Medicap Pharmacies
• Rite Aid finalizes PCS sale, stock rebounds slightly
• Senators McCain and Schumer introduce new generic legislation
• NCCAM, NIH to support research on herbal, prescription interactions
• Boots of London premieres health and beauty on High Street
• Toy Wishes lists "hot dozen" for holiday season
• American Greetings reports increased quarterly sales
• Coke
• Positive productive people are key to Walgreens' success
• Integrating the components to benefit plans patients
  by James Frederick
• Optimizing efficiency to maximize potential
  by Liz Parks
• Bindley inks deal with Schnucks
• Improved customer service at core of Phar-Mor initiatives
• R&S Sales names marketing director
• Reputation, ease of use fuel Web health site success
• Having a bad hair day? Log on to helenecurtis.com
• Halloween shopping not so scary after all
• Wet scrubbers clean up
• General Mills
• Putting customers first by meeting changing needs
• Building a career caring for customers
  by Kim Roller
• Information dissemination is the name of the game in IT
  by Liz Parks
• Snyder's buys Western Drug as it plans expansion in Montana
  by James Frederick
• FamilyMeds.com
• Chain drug stores again rank as most popular consumer choice
• Levaquin adds new indication to treat skin infections
• Who drives the natural health, wellness sales in drug? Women
• Maybelline
• Irwin Toy
• GoodMark Foods
• Kmart and NCR Corp
• The way to a consumer's heart is through consumables
  by Mike Duff
• Making the right move into district management
  by Allene Symons
• Hot sales for flexible ice blanket
• Grand Union files Chapter 11; chain likely to be sold
• PLmarket
• Ivax receives final FDA approval for generic Taxol
• Research will study botanical, prescription drug interactions
• Avon calling at department stores
• Sharp, Kodak target low-end digital market
• Lola Products
• M&M/Mars
• Bernauer encourages tagging to come from the source
• Jackling pharmacy's challenges with systems and service
  by James Frederick
• Doing what Walgreens does well in Southern California
  by Allene Symons
• Borden Food Corp
• Supermarket executive takes helm at Eckerd
• Now playing: NACDS Webcasts
• NABP may renew call for competency testing
  by James Frederick
• Pharmacy institute issues call for residency grant proposals
• Windmill Health Products
• Max Factor
• Regent Sports
• Nutrisystem.com grabs Sweet Success
• Coke names head of N.A. business
• Generations of leadership create an indelible legacy
  by James Frederick
• Aggressive growth tempered with experience
  by Mark Tosh

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