‘Unprecedented’ theft contributed to $112 billion in retail losses last year

by thinkB4WeSpeak

17 comments
  1. High inflation has customers looking for discounted products and people looking to supplement their income. This creates a market for thieves to steal from stores to resell at a lower price online.

    Thief wins. Customer wins. Store loses.

  2. Not enough to compensate for all the price gouging going around…

  3. Criminals have been much more bold over the past 3 years. More stores need armed security.

  4. That link doesn’t go to an article. However, I see other people replying to an article so what’s going on here?

  5. high inflation, low wages.

    how low the country has fallen. honestly i don’t even blame ppl

  6. How much of that theft was offset by companies not having so much staff on payroll? (Nope, I didn’t read the article)

  7. When you force customers to ring up their own products, expect more theft.

  8. Even crazier knowing companies report record profits…….

  9. Hmm, maybe understaffing, self checkout and low pay and respect aren’t working so well.

  10. Theft has not risen as a percentage of revenue or profit. There is no story here.

  11. Its as if the greed in this corporate run country has created so many who cant support themselves… Cant imagine why this is happening

  12. Yet people still deny this to be a fact and think the companies are making this up

  13. >Target said on Tuesday it plans to close nine stores in major cities, including three in the San Francisco Bay Area, due to violence and theft.

    Surprising when Target supposedly has one of the best loss prevention systems.

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