BRIEF-Walgreens Boots Buyout To Lay Groundwork For Three-Way Split Of Group

BRIEF-Walgreens Boots Buyout To Lay Groundwork For Three-Way Split Of Group - FT

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BRIEF-Walgreens Boots Buyout To Lay Groundwork For Three-Way Split Of Group - FT

Feb 27, 2025 5:46 AM

Feb 27 (Reuters) -

* WALGREENS BOOTS BUYOUT TO LAY GROUNDWORK FOR THREE-WAY

SPLIT OF

GROUP - FT

* WALGREENS BOOTS WOULD INITIALLY BE TAKEN PRIVATE AS

WHOLE,

SYCAMORE PLANS TO SEPARATE WALGREENS' THREE MAIN BUSINESSES INTO

THEIR OWN UNITS - FT

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