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The number of expected shoppers is up significantly from the last time Super Saturday fell on Dec. 23, when 126 million consumers were expected to shop on that day in 2017.

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From masking and COVID-19 testing to remote working and TikTok dances, the past four years have brought a plethora of changes. Few things have changed quite as much as America’s cities, though.

On December 12, the House Homeland Security Committee Counterterrorism, Law Enforcement, and Intelligence Subcommittee held a hearing titled "From Festive Cheer to Retail Fear: Addressing Organized Retail Crime." Read more here!

In this on-demand webinar, we highlight the efforts and positive gains made in the fight against organized retail crime.

In her Editor's Letter, Stefanie Hoover expresses that we need to care for ourselves and each other in times of troubled waters.

When Eric Harrison arrived at work at the Macy's store in Center City, Philadelphia on a chilly December morning, he had no idea it would be his last. A hard-working young man with two full-time jobs, he had just started his morning shift as a uniformed loss prevention officer when disaster struck.

The defendants allegedly burglarized more than 40 marijuana dispensaries, resulting in the theft of approximately $780,000 in cash and property.

Rapid technological advances have made RFID an increasingly powerful tool when it comes to loss prevention and inventory management.

After a year of challenges, the economy has proven to be healthy even as it continues to slow, according to National Retail Federation Chief Economist Jack Kleinhenz.