Stores say shoplifting is a national crisis. The numbers don't back it up | CNN Business

Videos of brazen shoplifting incidents, like this one posted to social media in 2021, have turned retail theft into a national issue. Companies say these incidents have led to a spike in merchandise losses, known as shrink. The metric incorporates inventory losses caused by external theft, including organized retail crime, employee theft, human errors, vendor fraud, damaged or mismarked items and other losses.

They have more control over shrink than some of these other forces, retail researchers say. “In an environment where you’re looking for any improvement, shrink becomes an area to attack because of all the other costs rising,” said Ray Wimer, a professor of retail practice at Syracuse University.

Omg, what a bullshit story. EVERY manager I talk to on the East and west coasts say that theft is a massive problem. CNN up to their old tricks again.

Pretty sure California, specifically- L.A. and San. Fran- that have large retail chains such as Walgreens and Target close up shop in certain areas because theft was not being prosecuted and was a daily occurrence.

Businesses will make any excuse to raise prices and increase their profits. Millions of Americans who never learned to think critically will then come to defend their right to do it.

We’ve all seen the videos of mobs of hooligans flash robbing stores. Theft is a problem.

Of course CNN believes theft is just a myth 🤣🤣

I could have told you this years ago. They inflate the numbers. Insurance covers losses. There is no reason to pass the cost onto consumers. It’s an excuse.

I thought it was the mostly peaceful looting

Let me shed some light on this. Self Checkout. you're welcome.

When's the last day y'all will be in the CNN center in Atlanta... It looks like y'all are folding under the weight of your lies and agenda driven media. Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch.

So, CNN says the source of data on inventory shrink is 'Researchers'. How solid.

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