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Police closed parts of Walnut and Chestnut streets as looters targeted stores in downtown Philly

Retailers Lost $112 Billion to Theft in 2022. Rather than deal with theft and violence and hold criminals accountable, the Mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson is looking to establish centrally-planned, Soviet-style, and city-owned groceries. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said he wants to open city-own

By this point, everyone has been able to see the results of the epidemic of looting and wholesale retail theft that’s been taking place across the United States. Stores have been emptied out fas...

Retail shrink, and theft’s role as a share of it, is largely in line with historical norms, even as companies call it out more, according to a major NRF...

Retail shrink, and theft's role as a share of it, is largely in line with historical norms, even as companies call it out more, according to a major NRF survey.

Retail Theft Continues to Impact Retailers' Profits Retail theft has become a widespread concern in recent years, with videos of smash-and-grab incidents

External and internal theft accounted for roughly two-thirds of the losses, according to the National Retail Federation's Retail Security Survey.

New Los Angeles County zero bail rules go into effect in October but critics warn it could lead to more crime.

An Atlanta Walmart will add a distinctive feature to combat retail theft: an on-site police substation or a mini precinct that will double as a deterrent to shoplifters and a working space for officers.