Walgreens, Anti-Theft
Walgreens used this strategy to reduce theft. Turns out, it was bad for business
Over the years the pharmacy chain used strategy to combat shoplifting. Walgreens CEO Tim Wentworth said the company’s decision to lock up products after reporting a 52% increase in stolen inventory has backfired, according to multiple reports.
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Walgreens has revealed its five Chicago drugstores that will close next month—and one of those pending closures will be a ...
Walgreens’ plan to combat increasing theft by locking products up at their stores has hurt sales, the company’s CEO said in a ...
Walgreens will close five Chicago stores next month, part of the Deerfield-based pharmacy chain’s plan to shutter 1,200 ...
Turns out putting everything behind locked glass and ad-covered screens does not create a welcoming shopping environment.
Five Walgreens stores will shutter their doors in Chicago next month, as part of a nationwide series of closures announced by ...
CEO Tim Wentworth admitted in a recent fiscal report call that combatting shoplifting by locking up items has led to customer dissatisfaction.
Walgreens improving pharmacy business and comments from the company’s CEO are convincing Wall Street that the drugstore won't ...
Keeping products under lock and key dissuaded customers from purchasing them, Walgreens said in earnings call.
A startup promised the pharmacy chain its high-tech coolers would track shoppers and spark an in-store ad revolution.
Back in October, Walgreens announced the closure of 1,200 unprofitable stores around the U.S. In Chicago specifically, five ...
Walgreens announced it was closing around 500 locations this year, and there are a dozen branches that will soon be shuttered ...
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