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Glenview Capital supports Karen Lynch's resignation as CVS chief executive
Oct 18, 2024 6:58 AM

Oct 18 (Reuters) - Healthcare-focused investment firm

Glenview Capital said on Friday it supports the decision by CVS

Health ( CVS ) CEO Karen Lynch to resign from the post.

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