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New Boss, Same Story Quarterly reports are mundane for Drugstore.com, given the magnitude of its challenges. Losing money and leaking cash, the company needs a new leader.   |
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Drugstore.com Cowboy Drugstore.com has had a tough year, but it has a big believer: its new CEO. |
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Foolish Forecast: Knocking Over drugstore.com Like to invest in companies that lose money? Then online drug retailer drugstore.com is one for you. Over its history, it has racked up losses totaling $732.8 million. |
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Foolish Forecast: Ciena Glimmers The telecom equipment maker's far from healthy, but the company does appear to be recovering -- at least at the top of the income statement. Investors, take note. |
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The Motley Fool
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The Motley Fool
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Has Macrovision No Shame? On Monday after the bell, California-based intellectual property rights defender Macrovision reported yet another fabulous quarter, whether judged by revenues, earnings, or pro forma (Latin for "ad lib") earnings. |
The Motley Fool
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Can A Savvy CEO Rescue This Web Druggist? Drugstore.com was a Net highflier: It hit 70 in 1999 but fell to 46 cents in 2001. Now at 3.80, the Web drugstore, which sells online health and beauty items plus prescriptions, has seen sales more than double. |
The Motley Fool
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CVS Bags Big 2003 A strong year for the drugstore giant has spilled into January. |
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The Motley Fool
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Making the CFO Chief Profitability Officer Profitability management opens a new realm of opportunity for the creative CFO. Using it, a CFO can generate revenues, profits, and cash surprisingly quickly, and at very little cost. But it requires that the CFO move beyond his or her traditional domain. |
