Late Wednesday, Express Scripts Inc. increased its hostile and competitive cash/stock bid for rival pharmacy benefits manager Caremark Rx Inc. In December, a month after Caremark agreed to a "merger-of-equals" with CVS in which Caremark shareholders would receive 1.67 CVS shares (presently $31.32) plus a $6 dividend for each share they own (valuing the company
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