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  • Pfizer to lower some U.S. drug prices; 'TrumpRx' platform to come

    Global drugmaker Pfizer Inc. has signed a deal with President Donald Trump that will provide significant discounts on some U.S. prescription medications.
    Trump signs Pfizer agreement
  • Target is first company to earn perfect score on ‘Racial and Gender Pay Scorecard’

    Target Corp. has gone to the head of the class, but Starbucks is close behind.
  • Giant to offer COVID-19 shots for younger children

    Giant Food is the latest retailer to receive approval for administering the COVID-19 vaccine to children ages 5-to-11-years-old.
  • CBRE predicts 20% reduction in total U.S. retail square footage by 2025

    The year 2021 will see a strengthened recovery of all U.S. commercial real estate sectors as the broader economy bounces back from the pandemic-induced recession. 
  • Pfizer global president joins NJOY as CEO

    NJOY, an independent e-cigarette and vaping company, on Monday announced the appointment of Paul Sturman as its new CEO and president.

    Sturman joins the company from Pfizer's consumer healthcare business where he served as global president and general manager. Sturman was responsible for the $3 billion division's global operations, which included development and marketing of such household brands as Advil, Centrum, Chapstick and Robitussin. Before joining Pfizer, he was president of Johnson & Johnson's North American consumer healthcare unit.

  • Winning online in age of digital deception

    Counterfeiting and brand theft are crimes that have been given unlimited new life and opportunity online — they affect all industries and all major brands on a global scale. Recently the watchdog agency Business Action to Stop Counterfeiting and Piracy (BASCAP) put a $1 trillion annual figure on global losses from counterfeiting and piracy, with 2.5 million jobs put at risk.

  • Thirteen is lucky number for inclusion and diversity at Target

    Target for the first time this year was named to the annual listing of America’s Top Corporations for Women’s Business Enterprises compiled by the organization Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC).

  • ODP, SPLS, TGT among top companies for women's enterprises

    Office Depot, Staples and Target were among the companies honored as America's Top Corporations for Women's Business Enterprises. Produced by the Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), this award recognizes corporations for world class programs that level the playing field for women's business enterprises (WBEs) to compete for corporate business, according to the council. 

    Other companies honored include:

    • Accenture

    • Alcatel-Lucent

    • Avis Budget Group

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