Kicking off Loss Prevention Magazine's latest issue, Editor-in-Chief Stefanie Hoover has a great reminder for all of us when life gets hectic Click the link below to read her latest Editor's Letter.

With Halloween fast approaching, spending for the holiday is expected to reach $13.5 billion this year. Click the link below to learn more about what to expect a month from now.

In Loss Prevention Magazine's latest summer issue, we tackle everything from how the industry can deal with human trafficking to understanding the mind of a shoplifter. Click the link below to check out the latest edition.

Loss prevention is a tough business, so when we see people doing good out there in the field, we want to celebrate them. Click the link below to read more about LPM's latest "People on the Move."

Long before organized retail crime became a regular topic in Washington, those working these cases understood something very basic: Criminal organizations don't respect jurisdictional boundaries. Click the link below to read more about this issue.

The audit process is often seen as an ongoing indictment of store performance, but a successful one drives a successful loss prevention program and can significantly impact a retail business. Click the link below to learn more about what a good audit can do for you.

In the U.S. alone, inventory shrink costs retailers over $100 billion per year. Click the link below to learn what the most susceptible stores have in common.

In celebration of Loss Prevention Magazine's 25th anniversary this month, we've been looking back at the magazine's history, and everyone who has contributed over the years. Click the link below to read some of our favorite pieces from over the years.

These days, front-end retail employees face many challenges, but what can make their jobs easier? Recently, Sarah Johnson of The Home Depot and Cassandra Brown of Walmart sat down to discuss the issues employees face every day on the job. Click the link below to learn more.

During the second National Organized Retail Crime Blitz, 84 law enforcement agencies across 32 states participated in the recovery or prevention of more than $2 million in retail theft losses. Click the link below to learn more about the operation.