Jul 05

The FTC Just Cracked Down on Sales of Stolen Merch Online. Here’s What It Means for Brands.

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Among the many dark developments of the Covid-19 health emergency were those YouTube videos of what’s come to be known as organized retail theft. Odds are you’ve seen at least one. A man strolls into a San Francisco Walgreens, fills a large trash bag with stuff, then rides out the front door on a bicycle….

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