Loss Prevention Magazine

Four men stole more than $2 million worth of jewelry from a Bronx store in broad daylight on Friday, according to the New York Police Department.

Thanks to the generosity and support of the Loss Prevention Foundation's Swing for Certification sponsors, 128 Bob MacLea LPQ and LPC course scholarships have been awarded to deserving industry professionals.

The US Department of Labor has proposed $330,446 in penalties to a Family Dollar store in Orlando after an investigation into a fatal shoplifting incident.

We are pleased to recognize and congratulate these industry professionals who recently obtained their loss prevention certification.

Active shooter incidents in 2021 spiked by 52.5 percent from 2020. In response, retailers are quickly adopting technologies, including face matching, that offer advance warning of threats.

New Orleans, which led the nation in murders halfway through the year, is only the latest jurisdiction where lawmakers are rethinking blanket bans and seeking to establish rules instead.

Despite two consecutive quarters of decline, the US economy still does not appear to be in a recession and remains unlikely to enter one this year.

Counterfeit, potentially unsafe abortion pills are flooding the internet after the Supreme Court gave states the right to ban abortion last month.

With the increase in organized retail crime, many stores have also started locking up more and more products in-store. CNN Business took a look at this trend, and turned to leaders in the LP industry for answers.

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