- Walgreens is set to shut down 12 stores in San Francisco from February 24 to February 27, according to spokesperson Marty Maloney.
- This decision follows the announcement of 1,200 store closures nationwide aimed at improving earnings and managing operating costs.
- The closure is attributed to increased regulatory and reimbursement pressures, impacting operational costs such as rent and staffing.
- Walgreens assures that efforts will be made to transfer employees to other locations and communicate with customers about their prescriptions.
- Post-closure, Walgreens will have 29 locations remaining in San Francisco, focusing on enhancing store performance across the region.
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