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GNC Holdings LLC

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    An independent consumer electronics retailer is bolstering e-commerce security with artificial intelligence (AI).
  • GNC supplements omnichannel security with AI

    GNC Holdings Inc. is applying artificial intelligence (AI) to prevent fraud across channels.
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  • GNC makes leadership changes

    A KFC marketer has joined the leadership team at GNC Holdings.
  • New solution keeps GNC associates on task

    GNC Holdings has added an intuitive, cloud-based platform to help associates streamline their daily responsibilities.
  • GNC to weigh options — again

    For the second time in less than two years, GNC Holdings is reviewing its alternatives.
  • GNC's Q3 takes a beating from storms

    GNC Holdings reported declines in revenue and income for the third quarter as a series of hurricanes took a toll on its stores in several states.
  • Former GNC exec to head up auto parts retailer

    Jegs Automotive Inc. has appointed a veteran marketing executive as its new chief executive.    The family-owned high-performance auto parts retailer on Wednesday announced it has appointed Jeffrey Hennion as its new CEO, effective Oct. 16. Most recently, Hennion served three years at GNC Holdings, where he was executive VP, chief marketing & e-commerce officer. He resigned in June.   
  • GNC taps Rite Aid chief as CEO

    Ken Martindale has stepped down as chief executive of Rite Aid Stores to take the reins of the struggling GNC Holdings.   The specialty retailer of vitamins and supplements on Wednesday announced that Ken Martindale would succeed GNC interim CEO Bob Moran, effective Sept. 11. As part of the transition, Moran will become chairman, replacing Michael F. Hines, who will remain on the board.   
  • Tough times for GNC

    GNC Holdings Inc. on Thursday posted dismal results for its fourth quarter and said it was suspending its quarterly dividend in a move to reduce its debt.   The nutritional supplements retailer posted a loss of $433.4 million, or $6.35 a share, compared to a profit of $42.9 million in the year-ago period. Excluding certain items, earnings came in at 7 cents per share, well below the 36 cents that Wall Street analysts expected.  
  • GNC announces quarterly dividend

    GNC Holdings reported a quarterly dividend of 20 cents per share.   The dividend will be paid on Dec. 30.   The specialty wellness retailer operates more than 9,000 locations in approximately 50 countries.  
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