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Stores are locking up products to curb shoplifters. How that’s affecting paying customers.

Bailey Schulz, USA TODAY Comments Off on Stores are locking up products to curb shoplifters. How that’s affecting paying customers.

Companies like Target, Walmart and Home Depot have been sounding the alarm on retail theft in recent months. What does it mean for shoppers?

     
Bailey Schulz, USA TODAY
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