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ADT Expands Commercial Capabilities with Acquisition of Aronson Security Group
Move Marks ADT's Commitment to New
Solutions, Services and Enhanced Experience for Commercial and National Accounts
Customers
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ADT Inc. (NYSE: ADT), the
leading provider of monitored security and interactive home and business
automation solutions in the United States and Canada, today announced the
completed acquisition of
Aronson Security
Group, Inc. (ASG).
Headquartered in Renton, Washington, and in business for 55 years, ASG employs
nearly 170 team members, including Risk and Security program consultants,
Advanced Integration Services, Consulting and Design Engineers and a National
Program Management team, as well as technicians and business development and
project managers, who work from locations across the United States.
Read more in today's Vendor Spotlight below.
Preparing for ICE Immigration Raids
7-Eleven raid a 'first of many,' with more 'large-scale compliance inspections'
likely
Raids Took Place Day After Trump Meeting on Immigration - Coincidence or
Intentional?
Did Trump Administration Use 7-Eleven Raids as an Example?
The 7-Eleven raids came just one day after Trump met with lawmakers from both
parties to negotiate a compromise toward immigration reform. Trump appeared to
offer a softer view on the subject during that meeting, but the raids may have
been intended as a display of strength on the issue.
"If ICE hoped to make a bold statement, it could hardly pick a more iconic
target than 7-Eleven," The New York Times said.
"[January's] actions send a strong message to U.S. businesses that hire and
employ an illegal workforce: ICE will enforce the law, and if you are found to
be breaking the law, you will be held accountable," ICE Deputy Director Thomas
Homan said. The raids were "to be the first of many" targeted at employers,
Derek Benner, acting head of ICE's Homeland Security Investigations (HSI).
This is what we're gearing up for this year, and what you're going to see
more and more of is these large-scale compliance inspections, just for
starters," Benner said. "From there, we will look at whether these cases
warrant an administrative posture or criminal investigation."
Special agents of HSI served notices of inspection-also known as I-9 audit
notices, used for verifying the identity and employment authorization of
individuals hired in the United States-to 98 7-Eleven franchise stores in 17
states before dawn on Jan. 10
Agents arrested 21 people suspected of being in the country illegally, but
the action was primarily aimed at management, according to reports; most or
all store franchisees were served notices to produce hiring records.
ICE said the sweep was a broadening of a 2013 investigation in New York and
Virginia under the Obama administration that led to indictments against nine men
and women for conspiring to commit wire fraud, stealing identities and
concealing and harboring undocumented immigrants employed at 7-Eleven franchise
stores.
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Dublin, Ireland: Nine charged in Lidl Supermarket looting raid
Irish police have charged nine people after looters raided a Lidl supermarket
and smashed through the roof with a mechanical digger during a national red
alert for freezing weather. Video footage posted online showed the digger
breaking through the roof of the German retailer in west Dublin on Friday night
while most stores were closed due to ice, snow and winds brought by Storm Emma.
Nine men, aged 24 to 47, appeared in a Dublin court yesterday to answer charges
including theft, burglary, trespassing and handling stolen goods linked to
the supermarket and a smaller store nearby, the police said.
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Lidl wheelie-bin looting was on an unprecedented scale, say gardai
Looters 'knew they were safe' because weather
The
Garda was called in to deal with a second wave of disturbances in
Tallaght, in southwest Dublin, at the weekend, after looting and vandalism there
on Friday.
The previous day, looting at the Lidl on Fortunestown Lane had sharply
escalated. A mechanical digger was used to damage the supermarket's roof and
walls so that a safe could be taken out of a cash room. The Garda says some
looters brought wheelie bins into the store to fill with goods. "It was
looting like we haven't seen before. They knew they were safe, because for a
long time we couldn't get to them," said one officer.
A Centra store near Jobstown was also looted, and at least eight cars were set
on fire. In other incidents, construction vehicles were stolen from building
sites in the area.
irishtimes.com
ASSE to Develop Active Shooter Guide
The American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) is collaborating with safety and
health experts to develop an active shooter technical report.
The report would help companies and organizations take steps to prevent hostile
events and create safer work environments, according to ASSE.
"We are reminded far too often that workplace safety planning is never a
finished product," said Jim Smith, ASSE president, in a statement. "There are
critical concerns that need our help in finding solutions, especially on the
topic of active shooters because those occurrences in the workplace can have
deadly consequences."
Incidents of workplace violence caused 866 deaths in 2016, which was a 23
percent increase from the 2015 total of 703. Workplace violence was the
second-leading cause of on-the-job fatalities in 2016, trailing only
transportation-related deaths, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor
Statistics.
The development process is expected to be completed before the end of the year,
with the final report made available nationwide following its registration with
the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). ASSE began writing the
technical report after its members and other stakeholders requested technical
insight and guidance addressing active shooter events from the perspective of
the occupational safety and health professional. ehstoday.com
98 Overdoses Linked to Retail Theft
Legislation addresses retail theft and its strong link to Tennessee's opioid
crisis
Retailers Legally Required to Report Info - This is a first
A major bill which aims to cut off the flow of funds used in the purchase of
illegal drugs was approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee this week as
legislation addressing Tennessee's opioid crisis moves front and center in the
Tennessee General Assembly. Senate Bill 1717 addresses the use of gift cards
obtained through retail theft which has been heavily linked to the purchase of
opiates.
The proposal follows a new law passed by the General Assembly last year defining
organized retail crime and creating two new theft offenses for the purpose of
prosecuting individuals who return stolen merchandise to receive gift cards,
money or store credit.
It is estimated that Tennessee loses over $14 million in sales tax dollars
and retailers lose over $200 million each year related to return fraud. The
National Retail Federation has estimates the loss at $12 to $15 billion
nationwide, with almost all being related to illicit drug trade.
From April to June of last year, 98 overdose cases resulting in death or
hospitalization were linked to individuals involved in retail theft.
Investigative reports, like one done by CNBC entitled
Gift Card Crime Fueling Opioid Addiction across the U.S., continue to
lend validity to the strong connection of the use of gift cards obtained through
retail theft and illegal drugs. The report took a firsthand look at the problem
with the Shelby County Sheriff's Area Law Enforcement and Retailers Team (A.L.E.R.T).
The bill proposed this year would give local law enforcement the tools they need
to make sure businesses comply with the law passed in 2017 by: enhancing
penalties for those convicted of Organized Retail Crime; establishing
penalties for businesses that do not report; clearly stating what information is
to be collected; and, making all identifying information confidential, to be
used only by the state and law enforcement. Local law enforcement would decide
how to notify businesses affected and what method they should use to report the
data.
columbiadailyherald.com
Tucson, AZ., Police, businesses call program to fight serial shoplifters a
success
The Coalition Against Retail Theft, or CART, continues to work to get serial
shoplifters off the streets
The Tucson Metro Chamber launched the program
about a year ago.
Sgt. Nancy Fatura with the Tucson Police Department said they are targeting
people who are stealing expensive items like liquor or laundry detergent to sell
them on the street.
She said the people that are coming in over and over again are usually using
that money from the stolen items to participate in illegal activity.
Repeat offenders are the people we really need to focus on," she said. "Those
are the people who we are trying to get held responsible or locked away for a
period of time, if that is the requirement, and we have been very effective with
that."
CART has also been working to go after harsher penalties for offenders.
"People who have be arrested hundreds of times are now being charged with a
felony instead of a hundred misdemeanor charges," she said.
They have been able to catch some of these people by holding monthly meetings
with staff at local businesses. Frank Valadez, Kroger training asset
protection specialist, is part of that group and is happy with the results so
far.
"What we have seen is a growing epidemic in heroin and opioids and ... that's
part of the game; that's how they make their living. They come into our
stores and they take high-dollar items like Tide, liquor, things to support
their habit or make a living," he said.
Tucson Metro Chamber says retail theft costs people in Pima County nearly $6
million a year.
tucsonnewsnow.com
Checkpoint RFID-Enables Its Security Solution to
Protect Electronics, High-Value Products
With the use of EPC ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) RFID technology increasing in
stores for inventory management, and more recently for electronic article
surveillance (EAS), Checkpoint Systems has developed an RFID-enabled version of
its Spider Wrap line of products. These alarming devices for high-value items
allow users to trigger alerts and capture inventory-management data when a
product is removed from a store, based on RFID tag reads.
rfidjournal.com
Global EAS Systems Market 2018: Checkpoint
Systems, Nedap and Tyco Retail Solutions
Global EAS Systems industry research report starts with an elemental
introduction to EAS Systems market along with product definition, product scope,
market overview, product classification, and specification. Basic segment
classification of the EAS Systems market includes leading marketing players,
major geographical regions, product types, and applications.
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TJX Uses Trump's Tax Refund on Bonuses to Non-Bonus Eligible Associates
TJX will spend about $100 million on the bonuses, increased retirement fund
contributions and donations to its charitable foundations, and the majority will
go to bonuses.
TJX Cos. Inc. announced it would use federal tax reform savings to give
one-time cash bonuses to non-bonus-plan associates globally, increase its
contribution to all associates' retirement plans, and institute paid parental
leave and enhanced vacation benefits for eligible U.S. workers. It will also
accelerate planned investments in technology, store growth and upgrading its
store experiences, and raise its quarterly dividend.
bostonherald.com
Macy's makes HR layoffs as part of restructuring
Cincinnati-based retail giant Macy's Inc. has laid off a number of its human
resources staff as part of a larger restructuring of its corporate workforce.
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Macy's (NYSE: M) cut a number of human resources positions at the local and
regional levels across the U.S. as part of continued restructuring efforts. The
company did not disclose the number of positions that were cut.
"In order to maximize efficiency and increase profitability within our stores,
Macy's has redesigned our Human Resources department, recently transitioning to
a new HR system," Macy's spokeswoman
Jacqueline King said in a statement. "As a result, a number of our HR
associates were impacted. Macy's remains committed to treating our displaced HR
associates with respect and openness. Associates displaced were offered a
position in nearby stores whenever possible.
King declined to share how many HR employees lost their jobs because of the
changes. King said the human resources moves are part of a $300 million
restructuring push Macy's announced in January.
Editor's Note: According to our multiple sources this was done at the
same time Macy's reorganized Asset Protection and included most single unit HR
Managers.
bizjournals.com
Daring Midday $368K Diamond Heist on Paris Metro
Duo Ambushes Two Diamond Dealers at Metro Turn-stiles With Tear Gas
Reading like a scene from a crime novel, thieves attacked two Indian men as they
returned from a business deal at the 10th arrondissement of Paris on Sunday
afternoon, fleeing with a suitcase containing dozens of diamonds.
The attackers hurled a tear gas canister at the diamond dealers as they were
about to exit the turn-stiles at Cadet metro station, according to a report by
weekly French political magazine
Le Point.
The thieves are still at large, after being "perfectly informed about the
route of the two diamond dealers, and preparing their hit perfectly", Le
Point.
The attack took place less than two kilometres from Paris' Hotel de Pourtales,
where thieves held reality TV star Kim Kardashian at gun point, making off with
$11 million in jewels, including a $4 million 20-carat diamond engagement
ring in October 2016. verdict.co.uk
UK's Tesco bosses face retrial in $345M accounting fraud case
Foot Locker is closing 110 stores as the retail apocalypse rages on (FL)
2-year-old Girl Dies After Mirror Falls on Her at
Payless Shoe Store
Domino's to Celebrate the Opening of 15,000th Store
Quarterly Results
Publix Q4 comp's up 3.2%, sales up 2.1%, full yr comp's up 1.7%, sales up 1.6%
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eBay seller pleads guilty to selling $230k worth of
stolen car parts
Westchester County District Attorney Anthony A. Scarpino, Jr. announced John
Labarbera of Poughquag, pleaded guilty to Grand Larceny in the 2nd Degree
before Judge Barry Warhit. Scarpino said Labarbera was employed as the Parts
Manager for the Curry Acura dealership on Central Park Avenue in the Town of
Greenburgh. According to the charges, from approximately May 5, 2011 through
Mar. 5, 2015, Labarbera allegedly stole parts from the dealership and sold
them for profit.
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ADT Expands Commercial Capabilities with Acquisition of Aronson Security Group
(ASG)
Move Marks ADT's Commitment to New Solutions, Services and
Enhanced Experience for Commercial and National Accounts Customers
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BOCA RATON, Fla., March 2, 2018 -
ADT Inc. (NYSE: ADT), the
leading provider of monitored security and interactive home and business
automation solutions in the United States and Canada, today announced the
completed acquisition of
Aronson Security
Group, Inc. (ASG).
Headquartered in Renton, Washington, and in business for 55 years, ASG employs
nearly 170 team members, including Risk and Security program consultants,
Advanced Integration Services, Consulting and Design Engineers and a National
Program Management team, as well as technicians and business development and
project managers, who work from locations across the United States.
"Our commercial growth strategy incorporates acquisitions that bring both talent
and resources to ADT that will not only extend our capabilities, but also serve
as the right cultural fit with our customer-centric philosophy," said ADT
President, Jim DeVries. "We see Phil Aronson and his team at Aronson Security
Group a great add to the ADT family in those regards - highly experienced in the
integrated security solution market, tremendous leadership capabilities, and a
true passion for the customer - all the right components as we focus on
strategic growth."
"Our goal from the beginning was to create exceptional value for the security
executive and their team, and change how the industry advanced that value into
the business," said Phil Aronson, ASG CEO and President. "ADT provides a unique
platform for us to continue to focus on customers with scale in new geographic
and vertical markets. I share a great deal of excitement with our leadership
team for our employees and our customers to come together with an industry
leader like ADT."
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SEC's new cybersecurity guidance falls short
Post Equifax, those who hoped that the US Securities and Exchange Commission
would impose tougher rules (and consequences for breaking them) around reporting
breaches will be disappointed.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
issued new guidance in February, urging senior executives and board members
to pay closer attention to cybersecurity. However, the recommendations, while
more stringent than what was in place before, don't go far enough, critics say,
and, more importantly, lack teeth.
No consequences for failure
Since that guidance was first released, there's been no significant changes in
companies' disclosures, she said -- a sign that guidance alone is not enough.
Meanwhile, the risks and costs of
cyber attacks are going up, Stein said. For example, the SEC could have
considered more stringent disclosure requirements, as well as going beyond just
disclosures to setting minimum cybersecurity standards and procedures. Instead,
the guidance that was released "may provide investors a false sense of comfort
that we, at the Commission, have done something more than we have," she said.
csoonline.com
Retailers are still struggling to secure data
effectively, confirms new research from Claranet
Keeping data secure remains a top priority for retail businesses, and as the
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on the 25 May 2018,
there is an increased urgency to improve the way data is managed and secured.
However, despite this impending deadline, the rapidly evolving threat landscape
and a growing struggle to encourage consumer spending, new research from managed
services provider Claranet has found that many companies are still not managing
their data as well as they could.
The research, which was conducted by Vanson Bourne who surveyed 750 IT
decision-makers for Claranet's Beyond Digital Transformation research report,
identified that security is an area that many are struggling with. Worryingly,
69 per cent of respondents stated that they were not able to secure customer
data effectively, with almost half (45 per cent) encountering challenges around
securing customer details when trying to improve the digital user experience for
customers. This points to a distinct lack of capability when it comes to
managing security in a reliable manner.
retailtimes.co.uk
Due Diligence on Cybersecurity Becomes Bigger
Factor in M&A
Close scrutiny of tech operations can uncover cybersecurity gaps before deals
close.
Companies are intensifying due diligence of acquisition targets to avoid costly
cybersecurity surprises, particularly when intellectual property, such as
software code or customer data drive the deal. Scrutiny will continue as merger
and acquisition activity heats up on expectations of extra cash from lower
corporate tax rates.
Gaps in data protection, undiscovered breaches, regulatory violations and other
holes in a company's technology operations can threaten transactions. Such
problems can also decrease the value of a deal or leave an acquirer liable for
problems after a merger.
Now data compromises can diminish the value of a transaction, he said. Suspected
theft of sensitive data uncovered through due diligence "becomes a business
issue," he said.
Home Depot Inc. HD +1.00% performed cyberrisk due diligence before buying
retailer The Company Store and tool-rental firm Compact Power Equipment Inc. in
2017, said finance chief Carol Tome.
"Our plans are basically to integrate these companies," Ms. Tome said. Their
operations will be moved to Home Depot's platforms and networks, she said. "So
we're closing down any little holes that the threat actor could take advantage
of."
The company has assessed cyberrisk on potential deals for the past decade,
according to a spokesman. Getting breached in 2014 elevated cybersecurity
concerns among senior leaders at Home Depot, Ms. Tome said. Hackers stole email
and payment-card information of up to 56 million customers.
Home Depot's due diligence playbook includes penetration testing, Ms. Tome said.
"We have a heightened sense of awareness in this area and our due diligence is
exhaustive."
wsj.com
How & Why the Cybersecurity Landscape Is Changing
Comprehensive new report from Cisco should "scare the pants off" enterprise
security leaders
Cisco recently published its 2018
annual cybersecurity report. The study is far more comprehensive than
previous surveys and includes threat research from its Talos group and a number
of technology partners, along with a survey of 3,600 chief security officers and
security operations managers from all over the world. Even more important: the
report underscores the need to change the way cybersecurity is done. It should
scare the pants off today's security leaders.
Highlights of the study include four key assertions:
1. Malware is becoming self-propagating.
Historically, malware required a user to click on a link, open an attachment, or
take some other kind of action before it could spread. Today, newer forms of
malware, like ransomware cryptoworms, are network-based, which obviates the need
for humans to spread it. Self-propagating malware is much more difficult to find
and can propagate at network speeds. Cisco warns that self-propagating malware
has the potential to take down the Internet.
2. Ransomware isn't only for ransom.
In security circles, 2017 may well be remembered as the year of ransomware.
The Cisco security report indicates that some hackers aren't just looking to
make a few bucks from the ransom threat. Rather, their main goal is the
destruction of systems and data. The recent
Nyetya (NotPetya) threat posed as tax software but was actually something
called "wiper malware" that killed organizations' supply chain systems.
3. Adversaries are stepping up their evasion capabilities.
The ability to skirt sandboxes has been something that the bad guys have been
getting steadily better at executing. In no way am I saying sandboxes don't
work. They do, but some malware has gotten smart enough to evade detection. A
growing technique is to hide the threat in encrypted traffic. The use of
encryption has grown as a way of protecting payloads but it can also conceal bad
traffic from security systems. Threat actors are also using popular cloud
services for command and control, making malware very difficult to find with
traditional security tools because it looks like normal traffic.
4. The Internet of Things (IoT) is becoming a significant threat vector.
Businesses of all sizes are deploying IoT devices at a furious rate. This may be
a critical component of digital transformation, but it also poses a number of
new security problems, according to the study, because of the following:
●60% of IoT devices are deployed by operational technology not
IT.
●Many IoT devices are unmonitored.
●IoT devices created "back doors" to other systems.
●Patching for IoT devices is often done poorly.
●IoT endpoints often have no inherent security capabilities.
The lesson of the report is that the bad guys are getting smarter, are creating
more damage, and have more tools at their disposal. But the big issue for
security professionals is what to do about it. Clearly, doing what you did
before isn't going to protect your business. If the hackers and threats keep
evolving, so must an organization's security strategies.
darkreading.com
RFID as a Strategic Tool
RFID should be seen as a strategic tool that can be used to enhance your
company's core strategic advantage.
If you are a retailer that provides a high-end experience to well-heeled
shoppers, RFID can be used, first and foremost, to ensure your product is always
available, no matter when, where and how your customer wants to buy it. But it
can also be used to create interactive displays on the store floor, where a
customer can pick up an item and immediately view a video or a screen containing
complimentary items. It can be used to make smart changing rooms, in which
shoppers can see information about that item, find out what other colors and
sizes are in stock, and call a store associate to bring a different size.
The high-end retailer, for example, might use data about which items were tried
on in the fitting room but not purchased to make changes to the cut or fit of a
dress. They might use data about where items were picked up in stores to
optimize store configurations. And they might compare local demographic data and
sales of particular items in stores against other stores, to optimize their
products for different customer sets.
rfidjournal.com
Millions of Office 365 Accounts Hit with Password Stealers
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The NRF LP Effort & Value
- Protect 2018 Update
Bob Moraca,
VP LP , NRF
Dan Faketty, VP AP, Southeastern Grocers
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Bob Moraca, Vice President of Loss Prevention, NRF, tells us about the
evolution of the NRF
Protect conference over the years and what's new this year, the role and
value of the
NRF LP Council and its Committees, and the new research studies and
preparedness guides the NRF publishes.
Dan Faketty, Vice President of Asset
Protection, Southeastern Grocers, talks about the importance of continuing
education, networking, and why LP/AP executives should get involved and engaged
with the NRF.
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How ALTO Bridges the Gap Between
Retailers & Law Enforcement
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Having spent time on both the retailer and law enforcement side of the fence,
Karl Langhorst, Executive Vice President for
ALTO US, understands the
challenges each faces when it comes to theft and criminal prosecution.
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Amazon faces criticism for being 'complicit' with counterfeiters
Senator Orrin Hatch plans to convene a Senate hearing on the issue
Amazon pledged to
tackle counterfeiting in 2017, but its lax policies are still hurting
inventors and small companies, one supplier says. In a
blog post, Elevation Lab founder Casey Hopkins wrote that a Chinese
manufacturer ripped off its popular under-desk headphone stand, "The Anchor" and
is selling it cheap on Amazon and taking all its sales. Worse, he claims that
Amazon is effectively abetting such counterfeiters and could do away with it via
a simple change.
And yet the fix is simple, Hopkins says. To stop counterfeiting, Amazon
established a
registry of approved sellers in 2016, aka the "Brand Registry." All it has
to do to help small inventors is add a check box for suppliers that only sell
directly to Amazon and don't use wholesalers. "Anyone else would have have to
get approval or high vetting to sell the product," Hopkins said. On top of that,
Amazon needs to increase its Brand Registry team so it can swat away counterfeit
scammers more quickly, he believes.
Amazon has been regularly criticized for being too lax on counterfeiters, a
problem that has kept the
fashion world well away from the site, for instance. Chanel recently
won a judgement against counterfeiters, but only after it persisted
following a court setback. Smaller companies, though, are ill-equipped to take
on expensive lawsuits.
The feds might soon wade into the fray, however. The US Government
Accountability Office recently
completed an investigation and was able to purchase 47 counterfeit products
from Amazon, Walmart and other companies. Senator Orrin Hatch plans to convene a
Senate hearing on the issue.
Update: Amazon has replied to Engadget, and though it didn't address the
specific complaints from Elevation Lab, said "we work closely with vendors,
sellers and rights owners to strengthen protections for their brands on Amazon."
Its full statement is here.
engadget.com
Amazon adds photo confirmation for deliveries
Amazon has started having package delivery personnel take photos of packages
that
have been delivered, unattended, to a customer residence to confirm to
customers that the package was delivered and where it was left, according to
a USA Today report and a recent
post on Amazon's website.
The Photo on Delivery option is being used in Seattle, San Francisco and
Northern Virginia, where contracted delivery drivers working for Amazon use
a mobile device and app to record the photo and other delivery details, the
USA Today story stated.
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Study: Voice shopping to hit $40 billion by
2020
Best Buy web sales top $6 billion in 2017
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Hattiesburg, MS: Jurors find Physician guilty in Pharmacy
Multi-Million dollar fraud case
Jurors have found a Mississippi Gulf Coast physician accused of writing improper
prescriptions guilty on all 16 counts in a multi-million dollar fraud scheme.
After hearing four days of testimony, the jury delivered the verdict late Friday
against Gulfport-based Dr. Albert Diaz. Diaz, 78, of Ocean Springs, was charged
in a federal indictment alleging he was involved in scheme to defraud TRICARE
out of millions of dollars. Those charges include fraud, conspiracy, conspiracy
to distribute a controlled substance, distribution of a controlled substance and
destruction, alteration or falsification of records in a federal investigation.
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Allentown, PA: Warehouse manager stole nearly $190,000 in appliances
The manager of an Upper Macungie Township warehouse was charged Thursday with
stealing nearly $190,000 in appliances from his workplace. Upper Macungie
Township police charged Davone S. Morris with six counts of burglary and two
counts of theft after he allegedly swiped several appliances from RAS Delivery
Services. Morris was charged with six counts of burglary, two counts of theft,
unauthorized use of an automobile and driving with a suspended license.
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Elizabethtown,
KY: Woman arrested for stealing, selling $74,000 worth of Belk items
A Radcliff woman was arrested Thursday for stealing and selling more than
$70,000 of merchandise from Belk department store in Elizabethtown. Betty
Mitchell, 57, was caught on Belk surveillance multiple times stealing
merchandise in large quantities. The thefts took place for a period extending
one year - between Jan. 18, 2017, and Feb. 22, 2018. Within days, the items
would be taken to a consignment shop across the street. Police said consignment
shop owners were not aware their consignee was selling stolen merchandise. A
search warrant was executed Feb. 23 for Mitchell's residence and a total of 94
items belonging to Belk department store were recovered.
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Farmington, MA: Former Lowe's employee accused of stealing $33,000
Jason Stalter, 48, was arrested and charged with a second-degree felony count of
larceny and a fourth-degree felony count of burglary, according to court
documents. He is accused of taking about $33,040 from a safe at the Lowe's home
improvement store at 5431 Pinon Hills Blvd. on or around Dec. 3, according to
the arrest warrant affidavit.
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Cleveland Heights, OH: Three Home Depot cashiers arrested in
$13,000 Grand Theft
At 12:10 p.m. Feb. 22, police were called to Home Depot, 3460 Mayfield Road,
where loss prevention had detained a female cashier. The cashier was suspected
of taking cash from a store register, in addition to snacks. Further, the woman
allowed a man, later identified as a landscaper, to take merchandise from the
store at greatly discounted prices. The man allegedly offered the cashier $150
cash so that she would not charge him more than $300 for me Feb. 22. police were
again called to Home Depot where the cashier's female cousin, also a cashier at
the store, was also accused of allowing the landscaper to leave without fully
paying for merchandise. The total amount of stolen goods in this cashier's case
was $7,553.
Finally, at 4:10 p.m. the same day, police were again called to Home Depot. Once
more, a female cashier was accused of not ringing up merchandise totaling
$1,051. Merchandise he bought over the course of several trips to the store
since early January. In all, the theft amounted to $13,739.
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Ventura, CA: Three arrested in $3,000 theft from Pacific View Mall
Soldotna, AK: Fred Meyer's LP apprehends a woman with $1,200 of merchandise
Coronado, CA: Suspect Arrested with Razors, Shavers, Clothing and 33 Bottles of
Alcohol from Rite Aid and Vons
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Shootings, Deaths & Terror Threats
Hopkinsville, KY: Man accused of threatening to commit 'mass murder' at Walmart
Authorities
have charged a Kentucky man with terroristic threatening following an
accusation that he threatened to commit "mass murder" at the Hopkinsville
Walmart.
According to an arrest report obtained by WHOP NewsRadio, Robert Carl Palmer
contacted the Emergency Communications Center in Christian County and said he
was going to the Hopkinsville Walmart "with two AK's" and full magazines and
he would "create another mass murder."
The radio station said Palmer reportedly told police he was angry after being
disconnected during a phone call to the Walmart service department. Hopkinsville
police located Palmer at the Rodeway Inn where officers said his phone rang when
the number that called ECC was dialed back.
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Nail-salon murder suspect killed by police in Mesa
A man suspected of murdering a woman in a Mesa nail salon last month was fatally
shot by an officer Friday morning, Mesa police said. The 36-year-old man, who
was not immediately identified, had been under surveillance by police and a U.S.
Marshals Service task force.
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Fort Worth, TX: Security Guard Shot In Arm At Whataburger
Officers responded to a shooting call at 955 North Beach Street just before 4
a.m. Sunday. Police believe a disturbance occurred at the Whataburger when a
person pulled out a gun and shot a security guard in the arm. Police say the
security guard refused medical treatment and drove himself to the hospital.
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North Hollywood, CA: Auto Parts Store Employee Questioned In Fatal Shooting Of
Man He Believed Was Breaking Into Car
Charlotte, NC: Homicide investigation underway after teen fatally shot outside
QT store
Santa Ana, CA: Garden Grove Police shoot, kill alleged probation violator
outside 7-Eleven
Cherry Valley, IL: Police presence stepping up in wake of shooting outside
CherryVale Mall
Nashville, TN: Gunfire rang out outside of an Antioch strip mall near the Global
Mall at the Crossing
Chicago, IL: Gun Fired During Dispute At Water Tower Place, no injuries
Spokane, WA: Police arrest a man for brandishing gun near River Park Square
Robberies, Thefts & Disturbances
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Eureka,
CA: Man and woman rob Walmart via note to clerk with threat on it
At 8:26 p.m. Friday night, Eureka Police said a man and a woman robbed the
Walmart at the Bayshore Mall in Eureka. According to officers, the suspects left
with an undisclosed amount of cash. Eureka Police have issued a BOLO alert for
the Walmart robbery suspects.
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Moreno Valley, CA: Man Arrested for 14 C-store Burglaries & Two Robberies
Memphis, TN: Arrests made in string of 12 Armed Robberies, carjackings across
Memphis
New York: Armed duo wreaks havoc in string of 9 Queens, Brooklyn robberies;
$17,000 stolen in past 2 months
Memphis, TN: Memphis man wanted for 3 armed robberies across the city
Peoria, IL: Fights close Peoria's Northwoods Mall Saturday night
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Winston-Salem, NC: 3 Teens arrested Saturday night at Hanes Mall; 100 teens were
there in violation of the mall's curfew
North Riverside, IL: 'Large disturbance' involving juveniles at North Riverside
Mall
Kay Jewelers in the Colonie Center, Albany, NY reported
a Burglary on 3/3, items valued at $1,000
Zales in the Oak Court Mall, Memphis, TN reported a Grab & Run on 3/2, item
valued at $10,669
Littman Jewelers in the Broward Mall, Plantation , FL reported a Grab & Run on
3/2, item valued a $15,185
Sentencings
Jackson, TN: Suspect in a 2015 C-Store Clerk murder found guilty, could face
death penalty
Atlanta, GA: Serial robber sentenced for role as organizer in commercial armed
robbery spree spanning five counties
Los Angeles, CA: Duo sentenced for C-Store Robbery spree in Southern California;
9 charges, sentenced to 23 years
San Diego, CA: 'Red Wig Bandit' gets 20 years for robbery spree; hit gas
stations and restaurants over 3 months in 2016
Wichita, KS: Pair charged federally for armed robbery spree
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BP - Kettering, OH -
Armed Robbery
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Boost Mobile - South
Bend, IN - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Enid, OK -
Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Albany, NY -
Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Waterloo, IA
- Robbery
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C-Store - Fond du Lac,
WI - Robbery
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C-Store - Florence, SC
- Armed Robbery
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Circle K - Columbus,
GA - Armed Robbery
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Dollar General -
Jackson, MS - Robbery
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Kay Jewelers - St
Clair Township, OH - Burglary
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Kmart - Bellingham, WA
- Armed Robbery
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Pharmacy - Hope Mills,
AR - Armed Robbery
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Raising Cane -
Jefferson Parish, LA - Armed Robbery
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Restaurant - West Palm
Beach, FL - Armed Robbery
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Taco Bell - Tulsa, OK
- Armed Robbery/ employee assaulted
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Turkey Hill-
Allentown, PA - Armed Robbery
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Walmart - Eureka, CA -
Robbery
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7-Eleven - Portland,
OR - Armed Robbery
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7-Eleven - New Hyde
Park, NY - Robbery
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Making Friends at Work Is the Key to Successful
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When leaders prioritize human interactions, people skills and making sure their
team is a part of each success, nothing is impossible. Leaders who are truly
great understand that respect and these four traits make a solid team and
successful organization.
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In Building Your Team There Is a Huge Difference
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Whether you're building a new team, or just finding people to join an already
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When we imagine what traits make up a successful leader we typically think of
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often overlooked in great leaders, but it's critical to drive high quality
performance and keep your team together.
Modesty
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process regarding major investments companies make when they hire a new
executive. For example, when a company hires a $100,000 a year executive,
they'll spend close to $200,000 on that executive in the first year alone merely
to get the executive up and running. And if your recommendation isn't accurate,
it could lead to problems not only for the company referencing the executive,
but also for the executive themselves and that's the real concern. So when
you're asked to give a reference, make sure you understand the position they're
looking to fill and give an accurate assessment based on your experience and
knowledge of that person and of the needs of that position. Because the last
thing anyone wants is to have an executive fail in their new position if it
could have been avoided.
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