This document provides the consolidated financial statements of Anthem Insurance Companies, Inc. for the years ended December 31, 2000, 1999 and 1998, as filed with the SEC. It includes the independent auditor's report, consolidated balance sheets, statements of income, policyholders' surplus, and cash flows, as well as notes to the financial statements. The independent auditor issued an unqualified opinion stating the financial statements fairly presented the financial position and results of Anthem in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States.
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This presentation provides an overview and summary of Johnson & Johnson's 2008 business performance and outlook for 2009. Key points include:
- J&J delivered sales growth of 4.3% in 2008 and exceeded earnings guidance. All three business segments - pharmaceutical, medical devices & diagnostics, and consumer - experienced sales growth.
- The presentation identifies growth drivers and pipeline advancements across J&J's businesses. It also addresses challenges from the economic environment and strategies to manage pressures in 2009.
- Looking forward, J&J will focus on growing existing businesses, building new platforms, and participating in healthcare policy to position itself for long-term leadership in an evolving industry.
Third Quarter 2004 Earnings Conference Call Transcriptfinance4
The transcript summarizes an earnings call by Anthem Inc. discussing their third quarter 2004 results. Key points include:
- Anthem reported a 23% increase in net income to $1.70 per diluted share for Q3. Membership grew 8% to over 12.7 million.
- Medical cost trends remained stable at 9.5-10.5% for the year. Premium yields were sufficient to cover increases in benefits.
- The company expects overall medical cost trends to remain stable for the rest of 2004 and into 2005. Anthem is committed to disciplined pricing.
Marathon Oil Corporation reported financial results for the third quarter of 2005, with net income of $770 million compared to $222 million in the third quarter of 2004. Revenues increased to $17.2 billion from $12.3 billion. Exploration and production income increased due to higher oil and gas prices, though production was slightly below guidance due to Gulf of Mexico hurricanes. Refining and marketing income also increased due to strong performance despite hurricane impacts. The company continued major investments across all segments and production is recovering from the hurricanes.
The document is a notice for Walgreen Co.'s annual shareholders' meeting to be held on January 12, 2005. It invites shareholders to attend the meeting to vote on electing directors, ratifying an accounting firm, and a shareholder proposal. Ten directors are up for election. The meeting will take place in Chicago and allow for online and video access. Shareholders are urged to vote by proxy in advance of the meeting.
This document provides the consolidated financial statements of Anthem Insurance Companies, Inc. for the years ended December 31, 2000, 1999 and 1998, as filed with the SEC. It includes the independent auditor's report, consolidated balance sheets, statements of income, policyholders' surplus, and cash flows, as well as notes to the financial statements. The independent auditor issued an unqualified opinion stating the financial statements fairly presented the financial position and results of Anthem in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States.
johnson & johnson PDF Download Presentationfinance4
This presentation provides an overview and summary of Johnson & Johnson's 2008 business performance and outlook for 2009. Key points include:
- J&J delivered sales growth of 4.3% in 2008 and exceeded earnings guidance. All three business segments - pharmaceutical, medical devices & diagnostics, and consumer - experienced sales growth.
- The presentation identifies growth drivers and pipeline advancements across J&J's businesses. It also addresses challenges from the economic environment and strategies to manage pressures in 2009.
- Looking forward, J&J will focus on growing existing businesses, building new platforms, and participating in healthcare policy to position itself for long-term leadership in an evolving industry.
Third Quarter 2004 Earnings Conference Call Transcriptfinance4
The transcript summarizes an earnings call by Anthem Inc. discussing their third quarter 2004 results. Key points include:
- Anthem reported a 23% increase in net income to $1.70 per diluted share for Q3. Membership grew 8% to over 12.7 million.
- Medical cost trends remained stable at 9.5-10.5% for the year. Premium yields were sufficient to cover increases in benefits.
- The company expects overall medical cost trends to remain stable for the rest of 2004 and into 2005. Anthem is committed to disciplined pricing.
Marathon Oil Corporation reported financial results for the third quarter of 2005, with net income of $770 million compared to $222 million in the third quarter of 2004. Revenues increased to $17.2 billion from $12.3 billion. Exploration and production income increased due to higher oil and gas prices, though production was slightly below guidance due to Gulf of Mexico hurricanes. Refining and marketing income also increased due to strong performance despite hurricane impacts. The company continued major investments across all segments and production is recovering from the hurricanes.
The document is a notice for Walgreen Co.'s annual shareholders' meeting to be held on January 12, 2005. It invites shareholders to attend the meeting to vote on electing directors, ratifying an accounting firm, and a shareholder proposal. Ten directors are up for election. The meeting will take place in Chicago and allow for online and video access. Shareholders are urged to vote by proxy in advance of the meeting.
- Marathon Oil Corporation reported Q4 2006 net income of $1.079 billion compared to $1.265 billion in Q4 2005. Full year 2006 net income was $5.234 billion compared to $3.032 billion in 2005.
- Upstream segment income decreased in Q4 2006 due to lower natural gas prices and volumes as well as higher costs, but increased for the full year due to higher oil volumes and prices.
- Downstream segment income decreased in Q4 2006 but increased for the full year due to Marathon's acquisition of a minority interest in 2005.
Marathon Oil Corporation reported financial results for the second quarter of 2004, with the following key highlights:
1) Net income increased 48% over the second quarter of 2003 to $352 million, driven by strong performance in the downstream segment and higher oil and gas prices.
2) Important milestones were reached in the integrated gas strategy, including reaching a final investment decision on an LNG project in Equatorial Guinea and delivering two LNG cargos under a long-term agreement.
3) Exploration success continued with two significant discoveries made during the quarter offshore Angola and Equatorial Guinea.
The document is a notice for Walgreens' annual shareholders' meeting to be held on January 9, 2008. It invites shareholders to attend the meeting to hear about the company's growth plans for new store expansion, innovative programs, and strategic moves into non-retail healthcare. It also provides details about the meeting location, online access, voting procedures, and agenda items including electing directors and ratifying the independent auditor.
- Marathon Oil reported a significant increase in net income for the first quarter of 2003 compared to the same period in 2002, driven by higher oil and gas prices and improved refining margins. Net income was $307 million compared to $67 million in 2002.
- The company continued progress on expansion projects in Equatorial Guinea and had encouraging exploration results in Norway and Angola. It also increased capacity at two refineries and acquired additional interest in a pipeline.
- Marathon expects to exceed its target of $700 million in asset sales in 2003 through continued rationalization of its portfolio to focus on core areas and maintain financial flexibility.
The document discusses the history and development of artificial intelligence over the past 70 years. It outlines some of the key milestones in AI research from the early work in the 1950s to modern advances in machine learning using neural networks. While progress has been made, fully general human-level artificial intelligence remains an ongoing challenge that researchers are still working to achieve.
First Quarter 2006 Earnings Conference Call Transcriptfinance4
WellPoint reported first quarter 2006 net income of $1.09 per share, which met expectations and extended their streak of meeting or beating guidance to 18 quarters. Total operating revenue reached $13.6 billion, up 26% year-over-year. Medical membership increased by over 300,000 in the quarter to 34.2 million total. The company saw growth across business segments, including a 1.3 million member increase in Medicare Part D enrollment. WellPoint remains focused on reducing costs and improving quality through initiatives like increased price and quality transparency, data analytics, and expanding their specialty pharmacy business.
WellPoint is committed to transforming health care by simplifying the system, making care more affordable and accessible, improving quality, and promoting better public health. In 2006, WellPoint made progress on these goals by:
1. Launching innovative consumer-driven health plans and programs like 360° Health across the country to empower consumers with choice, information and tools to better manage their health.
2. Developing programs to increase price and quality transparency, such as a tool allowing consumers to compare costs for procedures at local hospitals.
3. Continuing growth while reducing administrative costs and premium increases, and expanding individual and Medicaid coverage to more Americans.
walgreen Lehman Brothers Eleventh Annual Retail and finance4
This document is the transcript from a presentation given by Bill Rudolphsen, Chief Financial Officer of Walgreens, at the Lehman Brothers Retail and Restaurant Conference on April 30, 2008 in New York. The presentation provides an overview of Walgreens business, including its market leadership position, growth strategies around retail pharmacy services and expansion into health and wellness offerings, and financial performance. Key highlights discussed include Walgreens scale and market share, strategies to drive sales and returns through new store growth and adjacent services, and disciplined cost management supporting strong profitability.
Marathon Oil Corporation reported first quarter 2008 net income of $731 million, slightly lower than the first quarter of 2007. Adjusted net income excluding special items was $767 million, up 9% from the prior year. Upstream and integrated gas segments performed strongly due to higher hydrocarbon prices and production volumes. Downstream results were negatively impacted by lower refining margins and planned maintenance. The company continued share repurchases and major project work during the quarter.
WellPoint provided reconciliations of its Q1 2005 earnings per share compared to Q1 2004. Excluding certain one-time tax benefits in each quarter, EPS grew 17% year-over-year. It also presented "comparable basis" financial information for Q1 2004 that combined the historical results of legacy Anthem and WellPoint Health Networks to provide a meaningful comparison after their merger. On this comparable basis, total operating revenue grew 9% in Q1 2005 while benefit expenses increased 10% and operating margins expanded.
The Finance Committee Charter establishes the purpose, composition, authority, and responsibilities of Walgreen Co.'s Finance Committee. The Committee is responsible for reviewing the company's financial requirements and practices and making recommendations to the Board of Directors. It is comprised of at least three directors appointed by the Board. The Committee has the authority to communicate with management and retain advisors. It meets at least quarterly and is responsible for reviewing Walgreen's financial policies, capital structure, expansion plans, and insurance programs.
This document outlines the charter of the Walgreen Co. Compensation Committee. The committee is responsible for executive compensation, succession planning, and benefit programs. It must consist of at least three independent directors appointed by the board. The committee has authority to determine compensation for the CEO and other senior executives, administer benefit plans, retain compensation consultants, and oversee succession planning. It is also tasked with reviewing the company's compensation discussion and analysis disclosure.
The Walgreen Co. Audit Committee Charter establishes the committee to oversee the quality and integrity of financial reporting, compliance with legal requirements, the qualifications and independence of external auditors, and performance of external and internal audits. The committee is comprised of at least three independent directors with financial expertise, and is responsible for appointing external auditors and overseeing relationships with auditors and management to ensure transparency and accuracy of financial reporting.
walgreen Nominating and Governance Committee Charter finance4
The Walgreen Co. Nominating and Governance Committee Charter establishes the committee to identify qualified board members and establish corporate governance principles. The committee is comprised of at least three independent directors appointed by the board, and is authorized to recommend governance guidelines, board member qualifications, and candidates for board and committee positions. The committee meets at least twice yearly and is responsible for duties including reviewing board independence and composition, overseeing board evaluations, and recommending changes to non-employee director compensation.
walgreen Code of Ethics for Financial Executivesfinance4
The code of ethics outlines 7 principles that financial executives at Walgreen Co. must adhere to and advocate for, including acting with honesty and integrity, providing accurate disclosures, complying with rules and regulations, and promoting ethical behavior among peers. Financial executives must certify that they will follow this code of ethics and have a responsibility to report any violations. The board of directors is responsible for administering and enforcing the code.
The document outlines Walgreen Co.'s ethics policy, which applies to all employees and board members. It establishes guidelines regarding honest and ethical business conduct, conflicts of interest, confidentiality, compliance with laws, and equal opportunity employment. The policy prohibits behaviors such as fraud, corruption, insider trading, discrimination, and anti-competitive practices. Employees are expected to report any unethical or illegal conduct and to comply with all aspects of the ethics policy.
The document outlines 27 corporate governance guidelines for Walgreen Co., including:
1) The board believes the roles of chairman and CEO should be considered during succession planning based on circumstances.
2) The board may designate a lead independent director to strengthen board oversight and communication.
3) The board has four standing committees - audit, compensation, nominating and governance, and finance - and only independent directors may serve on the first three.
4) Director responsibilities include attending meetings, reviewing materials, providing oversight of management and major strategies, and annually evaluating board performance.
walgreen Walgreen Co. First Quarter 2008 Earnings Conference finance4
The document summarizes Walgreen's first quarter 2008 conference call from December 21, 2007. It discusses Walgreen's financial highlights for the first quarter, including record sales and earnings. It also discusses strategies to improve operating efficiency through disciplined expense controls and continued organic expansion. Finally, it outlines Walgreen's strategy to strengthen its market leadership and deliver sustainable shareholder value through aggressive store expansion, healthcare service extensions, and value-creating acquisitions.
walgreen Raymond James Institutional Investors Conference finance4
1) The document discusses the 1Q08 and FY07 financial results of a company, reporting 10.4% sales growth and 5.5% earnings growth for 1Q08, and 13.4% sales growth and 16.6% earnings growth for FY07.
2) It shows graphs of the company's gross profit and SG&A expenses growing faster than sales from 1Q03 to 1Q08, and its record of sales and earnings growth over 33 years.
3) The company has been increasing its share of the pharmacy market and number of prescriptions filled over time, with the aging population driving more healthcare spending.
Walgreen Co. I-Trax and Whole Health Management finance4
Walgreens is pursuing a major strategic initiative to grow its healthcare business beyond retail stores through its new Walgreens Health & Wellness division. It will acquire I-trax and Whole Health Management, adding nearly 300 worksite health clinics and expanding its points of care to nearly 7,000 locations. The acquisitions will help Walgreens become a leading provider of affordable, convenient healthcare services to employers and their employees, families, and retirees. The transactions are expected to be financially accretive, adding $0.02-$0.03 per share in earnings by 2010.
Walgreen Co. Second Quarter 2008 Earnings finance4
This document summarizes Walgreen's second quarter 2008 conference call. It includes a discussion of Prime Therapeutics contract, second quarter highlights and financial results, health and wellness strategy, and retail strategy. The call agenda, safe harbor statement, and presentations on various topics are marked confidential.
Bank of America 2008 Health Care Conference finance4
This document summarizes John Spina's presentation at the 2008 Bank of America Health Care Conference. The presentation outlines Walgreen's strategy to expand its footprint through new retail stores and adjacent healthcare services to drive earnings growth. Walgreen aims to become a leader in retail pharmacy and healthcare with goals of 10,000 points of care by 2012, 8% annual square footage growth, and 15% earnings growth. The presentation highlights Walgreen's strengths as an efficient operator in a favorable industry with multiple platforms for continued expansion.
- Marathon Oil Corporation reported Q4 2006 net income of $1.079 billion compared to $1.265 billion in Q4 2005. Full year 2006 net income was $5.234 billion compared to $3.032 billion in 2005.
- Upstream segment income decreased in Q4 2006 due to lower natural gas prices and volumes as well as higher costs, but increased for the full year due to higher oil volumes and prices.
- Downstream segment income decreased in Q4 2006 but increased for the full year due to Marathon's acquisition of a minority interest in 2005.
Marathon Oil Corporation reported financial results for the second quarter of 2004, with the following key highlights:
1) Net income increased 48% over the second quarter of 2003 to $352 million, driven by strong performance in the downstream segment and higher oil and gas prices.
2) Important milestones were reached in the integrated gas strategy, including reaching a final investment decision on an LNG project in Equatorial Guinea and delivering two LNG cargos under a long-term agreement.
3) Exploration success continued with two significant discoveries made during the quarter offshore Angola and Equatorial Guinea.
The document is a notice for Walgreens' annual shareholders' meeting to be held on January 9, 2008. It invites shareholders to attend the meeting to hear about the company's growth plans for new store expansion, innovative programs, and strategic moves into non-retail healthcare. It also provides details about the meeting location, online access, voting procedures, and agenda items including electing directors and ratifying the independent auditor.
- Marathon Oil reported a significant increase in net income for the first quarter of 2003 compared to the same period in 2002, driven by higher oil and gas prices and improved refining margins. Net income was $307 million compared to $67 million in 2002.
- The company continued progress on expansion projects in Equatorial Guinea and had encouraging exploration results in Norway and Angola. It also increased capacity at two refineries and acquired additional interest in a pipeline.
- Marathon expects to exceed its target of $700 million in asset sales in 2003 through continued rationalization of its portfolio to focus on core areas and maintain financial flexibility.
The document discusses the history and development of artificial intelligence over the past 70 years. It outlines some of the key milestones in AI research from the early work in the 1950s to modern advances in machine learning using neural networks. While progress has been made, fully general human-level artificial intelligence remains an ongoing challenge that researchers are still working to achieve.
First Quarter 2006 Earnings Conference Call Transcriptfinance4
WellPoint reported first quarter 2006 net income of $1.09 per share, which met expectations and extended their streak of meeting or beating guidance to 18 quarters. Total operating revenue reached $13.6 billion, up 26% year-over-year. Medical membership increased by over 300,000 in the quarter to 34.2 million total. The company saw growth across business segments, including a 1.3 million member increase in Medicare Part D enrollment. WellPoint remains focused on reducing costs and improving quality through initiatives like increased price and quality transparency, data analytics, and expanding their specialty pharmacy business.
WellPoint is committed to transforming health care by simplifying the system, making care more affordable and accessible, improving quality, and promoting better public health. In 2006, WellPoint made progress on these goals by:
1. Launching innovative consumer-driven health plans and programs like 360° Health across the country to empower consumers with choice, information and tools to better manage their health.
2. Developing programs to increase price and quality transparency, such as a tool allowing consumers to compare costs for procedures at local hospitals.
3. Continuing growth while reducing administrative costs and premium increases, and expanding individual and Medicaid coverage to more Americans.
walgreen Lehman Brothers Eleventh Annual Retail and finance4
This document is the transcript from a presentation given by Bill Rudolphsen, Chief Financial Officer of Walgreens, at the Lehman Brothers Retail and Restaurant Conference on April 30, 2008 in New York. The presentation provides an overview of Walgreens business, including its market leadership position, growth strategies around retail pharmacy services and expansion into health and wellness offerings, and financial performance. Key highlights discussed include Walgreens scale and market share, strategies to drive sales and returns through new store growth and adjacent services, and disciplined cost management supporting strong profitability.
Marathon Oil Corporation reported first quarter 2008 net income of $731 million, slightly lower than the first quarter of 2007. Adjusted net income excluding special items was $767 million, up 9% from the prior year. Upstream and integrated gas segments performed strongly due to higher hydrocarbon prices and production volumes. Downstream results were negatively impacted by lower refining margins and planned maintenance. The company continued share repurchases and major project work during the quarter.
WellPoint provided reconciliations of its Q1 2005 earnings per share compared to Q1 2004. Excluding certain one-time tax benefits in each quarter, EPS grew 17% year-over-year. It also presented "comparable basis" financial information for Q1 2004 that combined the historical results of legacy Anthem and WellPoint Health Networks to provide a meaningful comparison after their merger. On this comparable basis, total operating revenue grew 9% in Q1 2005 while benefit expenses increased 10% and operating margins expanded.
The Finance Committee Charter establishes the purpose, composition, authority, and responsibilities of Walgreen Co.'s Finance Committee. The Committee is responsible for reviewing the company's financial requirements and practices and making recommendations to the Board of Directors. It is comprised of at least three directors appointed by the Board. The Committee has the authority to communicate with management and retain advisors. It meets at least quarterly and is responsible for reviewing Walgreen's financial policies, capital structure, expansion plans, and insurance programs.
This document outlines the charter of the Walgreen Co. Compensation Committee. The committee is responsible for executive compensation, succession planning, and benefit programs. It must consist of at least three independent directors appointed by the board. The committee has authority to determine compensation for the CEO and other senior executives, administer benefit plans, retain compensation consultants, and oversee succession planning. It is also tasked with reviewing the company's compensation discussion and analysis disclosure.
The Walgreen Co. Audit Committee Charter establishes the committee to oversee the quality and integrity of financial reporting, compliance with legal requirements, the qualifications and independence of external auditors, and performance of external and internal audits. The committee is comprised of at least three independent directors with financial expertise, and is responsible for appointing external auditors and overseeing relationships with auditors and management to ensure transparency and accuracy of financial reporting.
walgreen Nominating and Governance Committee Charter finance4
The Walgreen Co. Nominating and Governance Committee Charter establishes the committee to identify qualified board members and establish corporate governance principles. The committee is comprised of at least three independent directors appointed by the board, and is authorized to recommend governance guidelines, board member qualifications, and candidates for board and committee positions. The committee meets at least twice yearly and is responsible for duties including reviewing board independence and composition, overseeing board evaluations, and recommending changes to non-employee director compensation.
walgreen Code of Ethics for Financial Executivesfinance4
The code of ethics outlines 7 principles that financial executives at Walgreen Co. must adhere to and advocate for, including acting with honesty and integrity, providing accurate disclosures, complying with rules and regulations, and promoting ethical behavior among peers. Financial executives must certify that they will follow this code of ethics and have a responsibility to report any violations. The board of directors is responsible for administering and enforcing the code.
The document outlines Walgreen Co.'s ethics policy, which applies to all employees and board members. It establishes guidelines regarding honest and ethical business conduct, conflicts of interest, confidentiality, compliance with laws, and equal opportunity employment. The policy prohibits behaviors such as fraud, corruption, insider trading, discrimination, and anti-competitive practices. Employees are expected to report any unethical or illegal conduct and to comply with all aspects of the ethics policy.
The document outlines 27 corporate governance guidelines for Walgreen Co., including:
1) The board believes the roles of chairman and CEO should be considered during succession planning based on circumstances.
2) The board may designate a lead independent director to strengthen board oversight and communication.
3) The board has four standing committees - audit, compensation, nominating and governance, and finance - and only independent directors may serve on the first three.
4) Director responsibilities include attending meetings, reviewing materials, providing oversight of management and major strategies, and annually evaluating board performance.
walgreen Walgreen Co. First Quarter 2008 Earnings Conference finance4
The document summarizes Walgreen's first quarter 2008 conference call from December 21, 2007. It discusses Walgreen's financial highlights for the first quarter, including record sales and earnings. It also discusses strategies to improve operating efficiency through disciplined expense controls and continued organic expansion. Finally, it outlines Walgreen's strategy to strengthen its market leadership and deliver sustainable shareholder value through aggressive store expansion, healthcare service extensions, and value-creating acquisitions.
walgreen Raymond James Institutional Investors Conference finance4
1) The document discusses the 1Q08 and FY07 financial results of a company, reporting 10.4% sales growth and 5.5% earnings growth for 1Q08, and 13.4% sales growth and 16.6% earnings growth for FY07.
2) It shows graphs of the company's gross profit and SG&A expenses growing faster than sales from 1Q03 to 1Q08, and its record of sales and earnings growth over 33 years.
3) The company has been increasing its share of the pharmacy market and number of prescriptions filled over time, with the aging population driving more healthcare spending.
Walgreen Co. I-Trax and Whole Health Management finance4
Walgreens is pursuing a major strategic initiative to grow its healthcare business beyond retail stores through its new Walgreens Health & Wellness division. It will acquire I-trax and Whole Health Management, adding nearly 300 worksite health clinics and expanding its points of care to nearly 7,000 locations. The acquisitions will help Walgreens become a leading provider of affordable, convenient healthcare services to employers and their employees, families, and retirees. The transactions are expected to be financially accretive, adding $0.02-$0.03 per share in earnings by 2010.
Walgreen Co. Second Quarter 2008 Earnings finance4
This document summarizes Walgreen's second quarter 2008 conference call. It includes a discussion of Prime Therapeutics contract, second quarter highlights and financial results, health and wellness strategy, and retail strategy. The call agenda, safe harbor statement, and presentations on various topics are marked confidential.
Bank of America 2008 Health Care Conference finance4
This document summarizes John Spina's presentation at the 2008 Bank of America Health Care Conference. The presentation outlines Walgreen's strategy to expand its footprint through new retail stores and adjacent healthcare services to drive earnings growth. Walgreen aims to become a leader in retail pharmacy and healthcare with goals of 10,000 points of care by 2012, 8% annual square footage growth, and 15% earnings growth. The presentation highlights Walgreen's strengths as an efficient operator in a favorable industry with multiple platforms for continued expansion.
Sanford C. Bernstein 24th Annual Strategic Decisions finance4
This document is the transcript from Jeff Rein's presentation at the 24th Annual Strategic Decisions Conference on May 28, 2008. In the presentation, Rein discusses Walgreen's position as the largest drugstore chain in the US and its strategy for continued growth. Key points include expanding its retail footprint, leveraging stores to drive productivity, expanding health services like clinics and specialty pharmacies, and achieving a 15% annual earnings growth target. Financial metrics show consistent sales growth, improving returns on invested capital, and outperformance of competitors.
The document summarizes Walgreens' third quarter 2008 conference call. It discusses Walgreens' record sales and earnings in Q3 2008, additions to senior management, and the company's strategies to broaden access to healthcare services while driving growth. Key highlights include strong prescription sales, cost control of selling and administrative expenses, and plans to expand into specialty pharmacy and worksite health clinics.
1) This document summarizes Walgreen's fourth quarter 2008 conference call where they discussed financial results and growth strategies.
2) Key highlights included record sales and earnings for the 34th consecutive year, but slower growth in the fourth quarter.
3) Walgreen is focusing on controlling expenses through cost savings initiatives while expanding healthcare services and improving customer experience.
Walgreen Co. First Quarter 2009 Earnings Conference finance4
The document summarizes Walgreen's first quarter 2009 conference call. It discusses key highlights such as sales being up 6.6% but earnings down 10.4%. It also outlines strategic initiatives like slowing new store openings, enhancing the customer experience, and targeting $1 billion in annual cost reductions. The presentation provides an overview of the company's financial performance and position for future growth.
Walgreens Creates New Health and Wellness Division as Part of Strategic Move ...finance4
- Walgreens creates a new Health and Wellness division to expand access to healthcare beyond retail sites through acquisitions of worksite health center operators I-trax and Whole Health Management, giving it over 500 retail clinics and worksite health centers.
- The new division will manage health centers and pharmacies at company worksites while continuing to rollout retail clinics, allowing large company employees and their dependents access to care at worksites and Walgreens stores.
- The acquisitions will lower costs and improve outcomes for employers and health plans by offering integrated care through worksites and Walgreens locations.
This document is an SEC filing (Form 10-K/A) by Walgreen Co. that provides an annual report and financial statements for the fiscal year ending August 31, 2004. It includes an explanatory note stating that financial statements and selected financial data for fiscal years 2004-2002 are being restated. It provides information on Walgreen's business operations, including an increase in new store openings, continued growth in prescription drug sales, expansion of distribution infrastructure, and progress made in digital photo services. Financial and operating data is presented for industry segments, principal products and services, sources of supply, trademarks, seasonality, competition, employees, and foreign/domestic operations. Risk factors and forward-looking statements are also discussed.
The document is a notice for Walgreen Co.'s annual shareholders' meeting to be held on January 11, 2006. The meeting will take place at Navy Pier in Chicago and will include the election of 11 directors, ratification of the appointment of Deloitte & Touche LLP as the independent auditor, and a proposal to approve an amended executive stock option plan. Shareholders are invited to attend and can vote by proxy, with voting instructions included on the proxy card.
This document is Walgreens' 2005 annual report which summarizes the company's financial performance and highlights of the year. It discusses how Hurricane Katrina impacted their business in Louisiana and Mississippi, forcing the closure of 74 stores initially and resulting in a $54.7 million pre-tax charge. It also describes how Walgreens stepped up to serve as an emergency healthcare provider in the affected areas and used its pharmacy systems and other stores to continue filling prescriptions for evacuated customers. The report emphasizes that Walgreens' consistent success is due to the talent and determination of its employees, allowing it to achieve record sales and earnings for the 31st consecutive year despite the hurricane challenges.