File:No Bailout for Drug Fair? (3390579592).jpg
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Drug Fair, a drug store chain in New Jersey <a href="http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2009/03/18/ap6183945.html" rel="noreferrer nofollow">filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection earlier this month</a> and their stores are either closing or being converted to Walgreens. I've got to say it's not surprising. When I first moved to my town, Drug Fair was the only option for prescriptions, and they had a lot of other random stuff. But a couple years ago, Walgreens moved in across the street with better service, better selection, and a cleaner, newer store. And so, Drug Fair is going away - they blame it on the recession, but they were just not as good as Walgreens. I'd like to see other inferior companies fold, rather than receive bailouts. |
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| Source | No Bailout for Drug Fair? |
| Author | Shawn Collins from Austin, TX, United States |
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