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  • HEB Counters Wal-Mart Plan with $5 Generic Drug Program

    SAN ANTONIO - H.E. Butt Grocery Co. here is already prepared with a counter attack to Wal-Mart's new $4 generic drug program. The regional operator is rolling out a new initiative via a loyalty card program to help make healthcare more affordable.
  • HEB Counters Wal-Mart Plan with $5 Generic Drug Program

    SAN ANTONIO - H.E. Butt Grocery Co. here is already prepared with a counter attack to Wal-Mart's new $4 generic drug program. The regional operator is rolling out a new initiative via a loyalty card program to help make healthcare more affordable.
  • HEB Counters Wal-Mart Plan with $5 Generic Drug Program

    SAN ANTONIO - H.E. Butt Grocery Co. here is already prepared with a counter attack to Wal-Mart's new $4 generic drug program. The regional operator is rolling out a new initiative via a loyalty card program to help make healthcare more affordable.
  • Stop & Shop to Offer Online Photo Services

    QUINCY, Mass. - Ahold-owned supermarket chain Stop & Shop has deployed a new online photo service to allow its customers to place orders for prints online through the Stop & Shop Web site.
  • Stop & Shop to Offer Online Photo Services

    QUINCY, Mass. - Ahold-owned supermarket chain Stop & Shop has deployed a new online photo service to allow its customers to place orders for prints online through the Stop & Shop Web site.
  • Stop & Shop to Offer Online Photo Services

    QUINCY, Mass. - Ahold-owned supermarket chain Stop & Shop has deployed a new online photo service to allow its customers to place orders for prints online through the Stop & Shop Web site.
  • Wal-Mart Expands $4 Generic Drug Plan to 14 More States

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. - Just two weeks after rolling out a low-cost program on certain generic drugs in its Florida stores, Wal-Mart, Inc. here is expanding the program to 14 more states based on customer demand.
  • Wal-Mart Expands $4 Generic Drug Plan to 14 More States

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. - Just two weeks after rolling out a low-cost program on certain generic drugs in its Florida stores, Wal-Mart, Inc. here is expanding the program to 14 more states based on customer demand.
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