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Day 2 of NRF PROTECT Educates and Enlightens
The NRF is hosting loss prevention leaders from around the country at NRF PROTECT 2022 in Cleveland this week, June 21-23, and after welcoming everyone at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Tuesday night, the show floor officially opened yesterday, June 22.
May Retail Sales Slow Amid Ongoing Inflation
Retail sales slowed in May as consumers faced continuing inflation and higher prices for essentials like food and gasoline, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF).
Shooter Detection Systems to Exhibit at NRF Protect
Shooter Detection Systems will attend the NRF Protect event in June 2022 to showcase innovative gun security detection.
NRF Protect Will Honor Top Loss Prevention Professionals
The National Retail Federation will honor Van Carney and Alisa Dart with Ring of Excellence awards at the 2022 NRF PROTECT event.
NRF Says the Economy is ‘Being Rebalanced’
April retail sales as calculated by NRF were up 0.9 percent seasonally adjusted from March and 6.4 percent year over year.
Retail Security Experts Will Soon Convene at NRF PROTECT
The National Retail Federation’s annual loss prevention, digital fraud, and cyber risk conference, NRF PROTECT, will be held in-person in Cleveland June 21-23 after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19.
NRF Foundation Board Names 4 New Members
Four executives were named members of the National Retail Federation (NRF) Foundation Board of Directors during its meeting on April 13.
NRF Reports that Economy Has Strong Momentum Despite Inflation and Ukraine
Top challenges have shifted from COVID-19 to inflation and the war in Ukraine, but the US economy will continue to face uncertainties in the year ahead.
NRF Supply Chain 360 Speakers Announced
The conference and expo will feature more than 25 sessions and 100 exhibitors with expertise and solutions related to supply chain operations, fulfillment, sourcing, corporate social responsibility, and more.
February Retail Sales Rose Strongly Year-Over-Year
Retail sales showed a strong year-over-year gain in February, but the monthly pace slowed compared with January as inflation drove up prices and lingering effects of the COVID-19 omicron variant affected the supply chain.