The word "drugstore" is correct and usable in written English
You can use the word "drugstore" to refer to a retail shop, especially in North America, that sells drugs and medical supplies. For example, "I stopped by the drugstore on my way home to pick up some cold medicine."
The middle son of a shipbuilding foreman and drugstore worker went to a local school in the town of Robertsdale in Alabama and a relatively small university for his undergraduate studies.
Famous chains such as Duane Reade, a drugstore; and Bed, Bath and Beyond, a home-goods retailer; are among those looking increasingly at risk.
Mr Korman has described Plan B as "among the safest drugs available to children and adults on any drugstore shelf".
Some retailers, including Duane Reade, an American drugstore, and Tesco, a British retailer, are already testing them.
It will pay euro2.7 billion ($3.3 billion) to acquire its three competitors.J.C. Penney said that it would sell Eckerd, its chain of 2,800 drugstores, to a rival American drugstore group, CVS, and Canada's Jean Coutou Group for $4.5 billion.
Its share price rose by 5%.See article: What's wrong with M&SAfter another mediocre quarter, in which J.C. Penney's net profit dropped by 4% to $167m (better than analysts expected), the retailer said it would issue a tracking share for its Eckerd drugstore chain, a better performer than its department stores.
All have been removed or banned from the shelves of Wal-Mart, America's fifth-largest drugstore chain.
On February 17th Walgreens, a big American drugstore chain, agreed to buy Duane Reade, a rival with debts of $457m, for $618m.As well as catching a turn in the market and seeing potential cost savings from his rigorous management, Mr Simon no doubt also scents an opportunity to exercise greater market power over retailers.
See articleThe cigarette industry received another blow when CVS became the first large drugstore chain in America to announce that it will quit selling tobacco, because it "is inconsistent with our purpose".
So, since they held back, the lucrative inland leg of the trade was African-run.In this section The impenetrable face of Thai monarchy Opening the door Stones of shame Good companions Wanderings of a drugstore ship The line of beauty Reprints Related items Ghana: Black star tries to rise, againJun 22nd 2006Cape Coast Castle itself was thinly manned.
When they emerged Galen Weston, scion of a Canadian retailing dynasty, and Holger Kluge, chairman of the country's biggest drugstore chain, had made a deal.
