NRF Economist Says Conditions Look Like Soft Landing, Not Recession
Economic indicators are giving conflicting signs but the nation does not appear to be in a recession and should be headed toward a soft landing from the rampant inflation and high interest rates of the past two years
360-Degree Problem Solving with Whole Foods
Michael Limauro, LPC, vice president of global asset protection at Whole Foods Market, said a big turning point for him occurred after the 2020 murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer.
ISCPO Announces Citadel Fleet Safety as a Preferred Vendor Partner
Today, the International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO) announced that Citadel Fleet Safety has joined as the organization’s preferred vendor partner as ISCPO continues to support its members and the supply chain security community.
Police Recover $7M Worth of Nike Sneakers in Bust
Los Angeles police recovered a stash of stolen shoes in a warehouse on June 21. The total amount of stolen merchandise ranges between $3 and $7 million. Read more here.
The Retail Violence Epidemic Reaches New Heights
While employee retail safety has always been a priority, the recent increase in violent incidents has brought the issue front and center for LP leaders.
Hikvision Introduces 8 MP DeepinView TandemVu Bullet Camera
Hikvision introduces the 8 MP DeepinView TandemVu Bullet Camera, designed to monitor both large scenes and close-up details simultaneously.
Editor’s Letter: The Hamster Wheel of Change
Here, LPM's Editor-in-Chief Stefanie Hoover talks about change, and the importance of flexibility.
Ask the Expert: The Importance of Technology and Partnerships in LP
James Stark, an industry expert with dynamic experience, delves into the significance of technology and partnerships in loss prevention
The Biggest News in Loss Prevention: June 17-23
Search Underway for Thieves Who Stole 45 Guns during Heist | 7-Eleven Clerk Fatally Shot During Robbery in Dallas | 18 People Arrested After LA Police Bust Retail Theft Ring
Imports for First Half of 2023 Expected to be 22% Below Same Time Last...
Import cargo volume is expected to be 22% lower during the first half of 2023 than the same time last year. Read more on the topic here.