History
What is the "MAIN" logo Icon of Walgreens? (Current)
A red "W" in a white square.
Walgreens mission is to . . ?
Create more joyful lives through better health
Employees are starting . . ?
Employees are planning walkouts to protest working conditions
Walgreens stock is starting to . . ?
Decline
Where is Walgreens headquartered?
Deerfield, Illinois
In what year was Walgreens founded?
1901
Walgreens plays a . . .
Critical role in the healthcare ecosystem
Walgreens employ more than ______ employees
225,000
Walgreens is starting to . . ?
Permanently shut down stores
What innovative service did Walgreens introduce in 1988?
Drive-thru pharmacy
In which city was the first Walgreens store established?
Chicago
Walgreen was the first major retailer to?
Offer health clinics in its stores in 2006
How long do Walgreens employees stay with the company . . ?
4 - 5 years on average
9,000
What is the name of Walgreens' loyalty program?
Balance Rewards
Who founded Walgreens?
Charles R. Walgreen Sr.
Walgreens began to do what in 2002
Began offering prescription labels in other languages
What does the average employee at Walgreens make per year
$31,612
Walgreens operates in more than __ countries
25
Walgreens takes credit for popularizing this yummy ice cream drink.
The Malted Milkshake
Walgreens was among the first retailers to help make children safer by using this
The use of child-resistant containers for prescriptions
how many prescriptions did Walgreens filled in 2020?
287.6 million
What is the % of woman : men
62% of Walgreens employees are women, while 38% are men
Walgreens working conditions can be . . ?
Stressful and overwhelming
In 2012 Walgreens was sued for this reason
They sold expired baby food products