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    Rite Aid Shareholder Coutu Says Chain May Need to Sell Some U.S. Stores
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    The shares have jumped more than fourfold this year. "Selling some assets might be a good idea for Rite Aid if it can help them cut debt" said Pierre Bernard, who oversees assets of about C$850 million ($797 million) at IA Clarington Investments Inc. in Montreal and owns Jean Coutu shares. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
    Selling some assets might be a good idea for Rite Aid if it can help them cut debt
    SOURCE: Bloomberg.com 3 weeks ago
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Rite Aid Shareholder Coutu Says Chain May Need to Sell Some U.S. Stores
  1. If there are no drastic changes in the drug-distribution market in the U.S., Rite Aid is going to have choices to make
    SOURCE: Bloomberg.com 3 weeks ago
  2. I am very optimistic for the future of Rite Aid. They fill out more than 300 million prescriptions a year. This will always have a value ... I cannot believe, given the size of the U.S. market and the wealth of the country, that this investment will not eventually pay off.
    SOURCE: Bloomberg.com 3 weeks ago
  3. We would have to evaluate any proposal that came to us that made financial sense and delivered value for our shareholders.
    SOURCE: Bloomberg.com 3 weeks ago
  4. I think it would probably be better for Rite Aid to focus its energy and strengths on a few markets.
    SOURCE: Bloomberg.com 3 weeks ago
  5. We have no plans to sell our West Coast stores. Our plan is to remain a nationwide drugstore company
    SOURCE: Bloomberg.com 3 weeks ago

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