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It’s not just Google or Facebook: The freezer aisle is ad targeting you now

Walgreens is using cameras, eye tracking, and motion sensors to show you real-time ads meant to influence which ice cream you buy.

Tesla announces 2 new independent board members–one is Elon Musk’s “close friend”

Birchbox just gave the Walgreens beauty aisle a 21st-century makeover

The company known for its beauty boxes is launching retail experiences at 11 Walgreens stores, where women can sample and buy beauty products.

Walgreens and CVS stocks plummet as Dr. Amazon buys an online prescription service

Flu symptoms? Walgreens is using 2018 prescription data to track activity with this map

Why You Can’t Get Rich Inventing The Banana Split

The creator of the banana split never received royalties. Because ideas in food belong to culture.

User Experience Is The Heart Of Any Company. How Do You Make It Top Priority?

If you start with “useful” as a first principle, then you automatically place customer need and experience first, writes Wolff Olins’s Mary Ellen Muckerman.

Earth Hour 2011: What Businesses Are Participating, Which Are Trying But Failing

Most Innovative Companies – Health Care

From General Electric to PatientsLikeMe, our picks for the top companies in health care.

Business in Front, Wellness in Back: Walgreens’ New Diabetes Program Makes Customers Patients

Rite Aid’s “Free” $500 Health Screening

Why Walgreens Is Building Its Own Universal Health-Care System

Walgreens, the $59 billion drugstore giant, is building its own universal health-care system, with more than 700 retail and corporate clinics.

iFive: Netbooks Flirt with Android, Hello BlackBerry App World, and Steve Jobs to Give Away Macs? in Today’s Innovation News

iFive: Netbooks Flirt with Android, Hello BlackBerry App World, and Steve Jobs to Give Away Macs? in Today’s Innovation News

Garmin Introduces Ad-Supported Traffic Updates