The most recent decades have shown that even some of the most reliable retailers can have a hard time staying afloat. It’s not uncommon to see companies shutter locations or scale back operations as customers change their preferences and new competitors enter the market. Even standbys like drugstores aren’t immune to the pressures of their bottom lines. And now, Rite Aid has announced it’s closing 19 more stores months after declaring bankruptcy.
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In a court document filed in New Jersey on Dec. 19, the drugstore chain laid out more than a dozen locations that
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