DA Wants Shooting Suspect Put to Death for Dallas Officer’s Slaying
The Dallas County district attorney is seeking the death penalty for the man accused of killing a Dallas police officer and wounding his partner and...
The ABCs of Investigating Theft in the Workplace
Few core competencies are as important to senior loss prevention executives as a proficiency in theft investigations. Whether it is knowing when to initiate an investigation, how...
CASE STUDY: Cycle Gear Finds a New Gear with Traffic and Conversion Program
Just five months after the official launch of their new conversion program, Cycle Gear was already seeing great comp results, and by the end of the year, the company had their best Black Friday ever.
It Happened Again—This Time at Santa Fe High School in Texas
By now, most people are familiar with events surrounding the tragic shooting at Santa Fe High School last Friday. Dimitrios Pagourtzis came to school...
JCPenney CEO Resigns to Head up Lowe’s
The home improvement giant on Tuesday named Marvin R. Ellison as president and CEO, effective July 2. Ellison will succeed Robert A. Niblock, who...
2018 Sensormatic Global Shrink Index Compares Shrink Rates Across 14 Countries
The Sensormatic® Global Shrink Index is a culmination of research that measures worldwide retailer performance, allowing retailers to benchmark their shrink rates to others in the same vertical and region.
European EAS and RFID Tags Now Available in North America Through New Partnership Between...
CONTROLTEK has recently entered into an agreement with French EAS innovator Thoonsen to bring some of the most popular electronic article surveillance (EAS) tags...
Safety in the Workplace: 10 Elements of a Successful Program
Considering the tremendous diversity of retail settings, programs that promote safety in the workplace can be just as diverse. There is no universal safety program that is right for all retail organizations.
6 Essential Elements for Effective Electronic Security
Loss prevention directors need to call on many skills—not just their security smarts—to make a new or upgraded system optimally effective.