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Bergen Walgreens Among 3 In NJ To Close: Report

The pharmacy chain is closing three of its stores in New Jersey as part of a cost cutting move.

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Walgreens is closing 3 stores in New Jersey as part of a company-wide cost cutting move.
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HACKENSACK, NJ – Walgreens is closing three of its New Jersey stores this month, including one in Bergen County, according to a report.

NJ Advance Media reported that the pharmacy chain’s Hackensack location will shutter on March 9.

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Walgreens, the second-largest pharmacy chain in the country, announced last fall that it plans to close 200 of its 10,000 stores to help save the company $1.5 billion, CNBC reported.

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