The officers and board downplayed growth issues, assured investors of a strong outlook for Walgreens, and encouraged share repurchases at inflated prices for more than three years until a series of disclosures prompted stock drops, said the complaint filed in the US District Court for the District of Delaware.
A 22% drop from $15.66 to $12.19 per share on June 27—coinciding with Walgreens announcing revenue shortfalls and plans ...
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