CVS
Coverage of CVS in the Nexus archive.
- US Doordash Dasher Scam- Dashers Beware!
A scammer impersonated DoorDash Support via an automated call, claiming issues with canceled orders or account reviews. The caller then allegedly tricked the recipient into visiting a local store (like CVS/Walgreens) to withdraw large sums of money using their ID and card. The poster warns Dashers that DoorDash will not ask for in-person verification or call simply to cancel an order.
- Firebug who torched 173-year-old NYC church busted when cop spots him shoplifting donuts: sources
John Jones, 24, is suspected of arson for torching a landmarked 173-year-old Brooklyn church and was arrested after an off-duty cop spotted him shoplifting a turkey sandwich and donuts from a CVS store. The incident occurred at a Broadway location around 1:39 a.m.
- CVS Health: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
CVS Health reported second-quarter profit of $2.98 billion with adjusted earnings of $2.58 per share, exceeding Wall Street expectations of $1.87 per share. The company also reported revenue of $106.1 billion, surpassing forecasts of $100.18 billion, and provided a full-year earnings guidance of $7.90 to $8.10 per share.
- CVS worker in swanky NYC nabe beaten by knife-wielding maniac, then fired after filing for worker’s comp: lawsuit
A CVS worker in a New York City neighborhood was beaten by a knife-wielding individual and later fired after filing for workers' compensation. The lawsuit claims intervening to help others can lead to retaliation, as stated in the quote from the case.
- Jobseekers thwarted by AI bots throwing out their CVs for being the 'wrong' age, says RUTH SUNDERLAND
Jobseekers are being rejected by AI bots due to age-related biases in CV screening, according to Ruth Sunderland. The issue highlights challenges with automated hiring systems misjudging candidates based on age.
- Maplewood woman faces attempted murder charge after officer stabbed during shoplifting call
A 48-year-old Maplewood woman, Jowharah Bilal, was charged with attempted first-degree murder and first-degree assault after stabbing a police officer during a shoplifting incident at a CVS store. The officer, Sgt. Anthony Gabriel, was injured but is recovering. Bilal's son intervened during the attack, which occurred after she was locked out of the store for stealing merchandise.
- [US] Purchased $1000 worth of apple/xbox gift cards for scammer
An individual fell for a scam involving an email from a person pretending to be their boss’s boss, purchasing $1000 in Apple and Xbox gift cards with a promise of reimbursement. The scammer requested the gift card codes, but the victim realized the scam before sending them and sought a refund through CVS and their bank, which was unsuccessful.
- CVS can now fill pet prescriptions
CVS pharmacies can now dispense common pet prescriptions including antibiotics, flea and tick treatments, insulin, and pain relievers. Pet owners must provide a written prescription from their veterinarian, and some medications offer automatic refills or delivery options.
- CVS is now filling pet prescriptions at its 9,000 pharmacies nationwide
CVS is now filling pet prescriptions at its 9,000 pharmacies nationwide, offering select medications for dogs and cats such as antibiotics, insulin, and flea and tick treatments.
- CVS debuts a first-of-its-kind location that ditches a familiar feature customers expect from the retailer
CVS has opened a first-of-its-kind location that removes a common feature typically expected by customers. The article highlights the retailer's departure from a familiar aspect of its standard store design.
- Three companies file lawsuits after Tennessee Gov. Lee signs ‘Fair Rx Act’ bill
Three companies, including CVS, have filed lawsuits challenging Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee's 'Fair Rx Act,' which restricts companies from owning pharmacies, pharmacy benefit managers, and insurers starting July 1, 2028. Supporters argue the law limits corporate control in the prescription drug system, while CVS claims it will close 134 pharmacies, increase drug costs, and violate the Dormant Commerce Clause by targeting out-of-state businesses.
- More PBMs file lawsuits against Tennessee over bill banning ownership of stores
Tennessee lawmakers passed a bill banning pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) from owning pharmacies, leading to lawsuits from CVS, Express Scripts, and the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association. The law, called the Fair Rx Act, was supported by lawmakers with ties to local pharmacies and the Tennessee Pharmacists Association. Similar legislation in Arkansas faced legal challenges and was blocked by a federal judge.
- Insurance increasingly dropping weight loss drugs like Wegovy, Zepbound
Insurance companies are increasingly dropping coverage for weight loss drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound due to rising costs, pushing patients to purchase through telehealth providers or manufacturers. Hims partners with Wegovy to offer the drug directly, while CVS expands coverage for Eli Lilly's anti-obesity pill and reinstates Zepbound later this year.
- Police: Man injured during Miami Gardens shootout after he attacked ex-girlfriend
A man was injured during a shootout in Miami Gardens after he attacked his ex-girlfriend and fired at two men who defended her. The attacker fled to a CVS and was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after a confrontation involving the victim's brother and an intervening man.
- Police investigate CVS break in
Police are investigating a break-in at a CVS store near Vernor Highway and Campbell Street in Detroit. Thieves used a front-end loader to break down the wall overnight Saturday.
- Outcry after CVS bosses ban gorgeous orange cat called Nutmeg from 'RETIRING' in Portland store for hygiene reasons
CVS executives banned a cat named Nutmeg from retiring in a Portland store due to hygiene concerns. The decision sparked public backlash.
- Lilly’s GLP-1 medications will soon be covered by CVS, potentially opening access for millions of Americans
CVS will cover Lilly’s GLP-1 medications, Foundayo (a pill) and Zepbound (an injection), potentially expanding access for millions of Americans.
- H1 secures $40M from CVS, proving SaaS startups can still attract investment
H1 has secured $40 million in funding from CVS. CEO Ariel Katz claims that while AI can replicate workflow SaaS, it cannot copy H1’s unique doctor data.
- Mount Sinai claims CVS stole $121M in federal prescription cash for poor New Yorkers: fraud suit
Mount Sinai has filed a lawsuit against CVS, alleging a $121 million racketeering scheme where the pharmacy chain illegally diverted federal prescription drug discounts intended for low-income New York patients. The hospital system claims CVS operated a secret pricing scheme to pocket savings from the federal 340B drug discount program.
- CVS Results Beat, Extending Healthcare Win Streak
CVS reported better-than-expected results, extending its winning streak in the healthcare sector. The company's performance was driven by strong growth in its pharmacy services and health insurance businesses. This positive trend is expected to continue, with CVS well-positioned for future success.
- CVS blows past estimates, hikes outlook as insurance business outperforms
CVS exceeded estimates and raised its outlook due to strong performance across all business segments, including Aetna insurance and retail pharmacy services. The health-care giant's insurer Aetna and its retail pharmacy and health services unit surpassed expectations. This positive outcome reflects the company's overall growth.
- CVS Boosts Outlook for 2026 After Aetna Profits Increase
CVS has increased its outlook for 2026 after seeing a boost in profits from Aetna. The company's improved financial performance is attributed to the growth of its health insurance business. This increase in profits positions CVS for potential future expansion and investment.
- From CVS to Git, thirty years of source control
The article discusses the thirty-year history of source control, from CVS to Git. It highlights the evolution of version control systems and their impact on software development. The article is available on the Evil Genius Labs blog.
- CVS disputes Planned Parenthood ‘strategic partnership’ claim as report language changes; critics push back
CVS disputes Planned Parenthood's claim of a 'strategic partnership' regarding abortion pill access, as the organization removed such language from its annual report. CVS maintains it only dispenses prescriptions legally, while critics argue the arrangement could make CVS the first publicly traded company to distribute abortion pills. Planned Parenthood did not directly address the term 'strategic partnership' but affirmed expanded access to abortion care through pharmacy pickups.
- CVS disputes Planned Parenthood ‘strategic partnership’ claim as report language changes; critics push back
CVS disputes Planned Parenthood's claim of a 'strategic partnership' for abortion pill access, stating their role is limited to prescription dispensing. Planned Parenthood's annual report previously referenced the partnership but removed the language by April 2026, sparking criticism from anti-abortion advocates.