CVS pharmacy’s decision last year to pull tobacco from its 7,800 stores is paying off, business-wise, reports the Washington Times, and now it’s earned the chain’s CEO a prime seat at Tuesday’s State of the Union Address.
CVS pharmacy’s decision last year to pull tobacco from its 7,800 stores is paying off, business-wise, reports the Washington Times, and now it’s earned the chain’s CEO a prime seat at Tuesday’s State of the Union Address.
