Consumer Reports recently unveiled a "naughty or nice" list that rates retailers on how they treat shoppers this holiday season, including the sticky issue of merchandise returns. Read more: http://www.star-telegram.com/2010/12/10/2696456/returns-or-ripoffs-its-a-fine.html#ixzz1AMtuc4nS (from the Dallas/Fort Worth Star Telegram)
Retailers would prefer to focus on the upside of holiday selling, but Derek Rodner, vice president of product strategy for Agilence would argue that it's no time to take your eye off loss prevention initiatives... Lock Up Holiday Losses (from Stores Magazine)
Chief Supermarkets gains new insight into shrink reductionDetection at the Point of Sale (from Chain Store Age)
New Jersey motorists are already used to dealing with aggressive and quick-tempered drivers on their morning commute, but have never had to worry about being cut off by an airplane - until now.Here's Looking at You (from Security Magazine)
Say the word “shrink” to a retailer and well-worn images come to mind: a furtive shoplifter slipping a sirloin steak under his coat, a cashier “sweethearting” her accomplice’s purchase at the POS. But two recent loss prevention stories illustrate the new complexities of retail shrink.Complexities of Combatting Shrink (from RIS News)
