Companies Miss Up to 50% of Harmful Threats
US corporations are facing an increased volume of threats driven by persistent political, social and economic issues,
Flash Mob Ransacks LA Convenience Store
A large group of people formed a flash mob and rushed a 7-11 store in LA, stealing snacks, drinks, cigarettes, lotto tickets, and other merchandise.
Duo Puts Employee in Chokehold While Robbing Store
A man and woman were caught on video stealing from a Family Dollar store in the Bronx on August 14, and putting the employee who tried to stop them in a chokehold.
To Beat Chargeback Fraud, Start Building Partnerships
Today, illegitimate credit card chargebacks, known as “friendly fraud," cost sellers a staggering $125 billion per year.
Why Not Winning Is Winning
This LPF webinar will challenge you to rethink your assumptions, evaluate your partners, and reshape your future LP success.
The Biggest News in Loss Prevention: August 13 – 19
NJ Woman Pleads Guilty to Grand Larceny in Balenciaga Theft | Arsenal of Guns and Drugs Found in Home of Alleged Shoplifter | Increase in Retail Crime Called Societal Issue in NZ
Consumers Are Still Shopping Despite Inflation
Core retail sales rose in July even as overall sales reported by the Census Bureau remained flat on a monthly basis, and both calculations showed strong year-over-year gains.
Sarah Hix Discusses Her 20 Years With Home Depot
The asset protection team at Home Depot has been dealing with a whole slate of evolving challenges in recent years. Here, Sarah Hix details her process.
FTC Warns of Back-to-School Shopping Scams
Back-to-school season can be stressful for many kids and their parents—especially with online school shopping scams.
Retailers Are Dabbling in Drone Delivery
Retailers are increasingly adopting autonomous last-mile delivery as a smart logistics service to lower delivery costs and increase productivity.