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Bonds Are a 'Safe' Investment: A Big Lie Gets Even BiggerCVS Caremark (NYSE: CVS) is no longer looking for new acquisitions, but rather will focus on assimilating recent acquisitions, Chairman and Chief Executive Thomas Ryan said on Wednesday. While speaking to the Reuters Health Summit in New York (check out the blog for the conference here), Ryan said, "It's most important that we stay focused on the integration, the execution and getting our balance sheet in order, and then we will have the opportunity to look at opportunistic acquisitions."
CVS acquired giant pharmacy benefits manager Caremark in March and continues to integrate recent drugstore chain purchases.
It sounds like the company has its hands full given the amount of M&A work CVS has done over the past couple of years combined with the organic growth the firm is seeing. While fierce competitor, Walgreen (NYSE: WAG), is considering applying the brakes in terms of opening up new doors, CVS is in full-throttle mode right now.
CVS acquired giant pharmacy benefits manager Caremark in March and continues to integrate recent drugstore chain purchases.
It sounds like the company has its hands full given the amount of M&A work CVS has done over the past couple of years combined with the organic growth the firm is seeing. While fierce competitor, Walgreen (NYSE: WAG), is considering applying the brakes in terms of opening up new doors, CVS is in full-throttle mode right now.
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