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New Study Shows the 2023 Holiday Shopping Season Has Already Begun

This Bazaarvoice report explores where, what, when, and how shoppers are purchasing this holiday season, especially during Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend.

ACCESS Taskforce Pilot Results Point to Crime Reduction in Both Test Cities

LVT has released the results of its six-month ACCESS Taskforce pilot, which began last November and concluded in May.

Elite Training Days Coming October 24-25

Investigative interviewing is rewarding yet challenging for professional investigators. The Elite Training Days conference is here to help.

Mission Focused: A Conversation with New LPF President Caroline Kochman

Join us in a conversation with Caroline Kochman, the new president at The Loss Prevention Foundation, as she shares her vision, insights, experiences, suggestions, and more as she takes on this new leadership role.

Hikvision Security Solutions Cater to Cannabis Operations

Hikvision is offering a comprehensive portfolio of physical security solutions to protect assets, people, and property at cannabis operations.

57% of Grocers Increasing Their Tech Spending in Next 18 Months

In this article, learn more about grocer expectations on tech spending, according to the new Grocery Technology Trends Study.
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Retail Theft: A Hidden Crisis

In this article, Tom Meehan delves into why retail theft is often downplayed due to the violation happening in public versus in homes, cars, etc., and strategies to combat the problem.

The Biggest News in Loss Prevention: August 19 – 25

Flash Mobs Hit More Retail Stores in California | NRF CEO Discusses Rise in ORC on CNBC's Squawk Box | 25 Suspects Nabbed in Portland Retail Theft Crackdown

Genetec Opens New Experience Center in Washington, D.C.

Genetec announced the opening of a new office and experience center in Washington, D.C. Learn more about the additions in this article.

Dick’s Sporting Goods Lays Off 250 Employees after Blaming 23% Drop in Profits on...

Dick’s Sporting Goods announced a new "business optimization plan" that includes laying off corporate employees as a result of net income falling 23 percent to $244 million and operating income decreasing 32 percent to around $312 million.
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