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Retail crime has been on the rise in the U.S., but a new report shows some cities have been especially hard-hit.

Retail crime has been on the rise in the U.S., but a new report shows some cities have been especially hard-hit.

Retail crime has been on the rise in the U.S., but a new report shows some cities have been especially hard-hit.

A surge in organized retail crime and violence is happening across the entire sector, affecting both fashion and grocery stores.

On September 26, Target announced it was closing nine stores "because theft and organized retail crime are…contributing to unsustainable business performance." Target said that before making the decision to close stores, it "invested heavily in strategies to prevent and stop theft and organized retail crime." But ultimately, the company asserted, those efforts were not enough to make those stores "successful."

The annual Retail Security Survey from the National Retail Federation (NRF) shows stores suffered a record $112.1 billion in losses last year, up about $18 billion from a previous high of $94 billion...

Due to escalating crime rates, Oakland businesses are facing closures with a 21% surge in violent crime from 2022-2023.

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RETAIL crime has hit an all-time high as stores report more than $112billion in losses.The rampant stealing has caused retailers to beef up security a

The National Retail Federation released data underscoring how retailers have suffered a "dramatic jump in financial losses" due to organized retail theft.