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Scot Meyer

The implications of unexpected change

The implications of unexpected change

As for unexpected changes, consider the grocery industry, which has entered what Miller described as a “fascinating and dynamic” period driven by two forces that few retailers would have predicted just a few years ago.

Retailers should matter to legislators

Retailers should matter to legislators

Two issues in particular — credit card “swipe fees” and organized retail crime (ORC) — illustrate how slow congressional action and regulatory inertia are costing businesses and consumers alike.