Rite Aid's solution to huge NYC shoplifting losses may result in inconveniences to shoppers who must deal with more and more locked-up items. "Rite Aid execs say theft in New York City stores drove $5
million in losses in its most recent quarter alone," per
Business Insider. "The company is experimenting with new security and theft prevention strategies. Rite Aid's Chief Retail Officer
Andre Persaud said this may mean 'literally putting everything' behind lock-and-key."
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