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| Beta (5Y monthly) | 1.32 |
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- Bloomberg
Rite Aid Averts Total Closure, Wins Restructuring Plan Approval
(Bloomberg) -- Rite Aid Corp. has been cleared to exit bankruptcy after winning court approval on a restructuring plan that’s poised to save the ailing pharmacy chain from liquidation by handing control of the business to key creditors.Most Read from BloombergBiden's Defiance Has Democrats Fearing They'll Lose White HouseBiden Asks Donors to Stick With Him After Disastrous DebateCLOs Have Too Much Money and Are Running Out of Things to BuySingapore Loses Last 18-Hole Public Golf Course to Redeve
- Bloomberg
Rite Aid CEO’s $20 Million Pay Spurs Lender Backlash
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- Reuters
Bankrupt Rite Aid resolves drug supply dispute with McKesson
Pharmacy chain Rite Aid has settled a critical dispute with drug supplier McKesson Corp to ensure that customers' prescriptions will continue to be filled during Rite Aid's bankruptcy, attorneys said on Tuesday. Rite Aid, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Sunday night in New Jersey, sued McKesson the following morning, seeking to stop it from terminating a drug supply agreement that accounts for 98% of the pharmacy chain's prescription drug sales. Joshua Sussberg, an attorney for Rite Aid, announced the settlement at a Tuesday court hearing in Trenton, saying that McKesson would continue supplying drugs at least through the end of Rite Aid's bankruptcy case.
