By LISA SCHENCKER and LAUREN ZUMBACH CHICAGO TRIBUNE| AUG 07, 2019 |4:15 PM
Changing consumer habits have emptied malls, sent department stores into bankruptcy and transformed grocery stores.
Now it’s the drugstore’s turn.
On Tuesday, Walgreens disclosed it will close 200 U.S. stores. On Wednesday, CVS Health said it will slow the pace at which it opens new locations. (READ MORE)
Related Posts
8 photos that show how different Apple stores looked when they first opened — and how they’ve changed
How Experiential Retail Is Giving Physical Stores An Edge
![[Funding Alert] Facebook, Others Back Edtech Start-Up Unacademy In $110 Mln Funding Round - deals in retail](https://dealsinretail.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Funding-Alert-Facebook-Others-Back-Edtech-Start-Up-Unacademy-In-110-Mln-Funding-Round-deals-in-retail.jpeg)
[Funding Alert] Facebook, Others Back Edtech Start-Up Unacademy In $110 Mln Funding Round
Infographic: 4 High-Growth Startup Industries for Entrepreneurs in 2020
Flipkart to offer customers ”touch and feel” experience
Square joins $14m funding round for cryptographic settlement startup Transparent
PredictHQ raises $22 million to help Uber and others predict demand with big data
Wells Fargo backs a start-up that helps banks manage cryptocurrency risks
Check out the pitch deck this London-based startup used to raise $10 million to tackle mental health in the workplace
