Why Termite Prevention is an Operational Imperative for Retailers
A silent threat usually remains overlooked in the crawlspaces, attics, and foundations of commercial spaces. In the United States, termites cause approximately $6.8 billion in annual property damage, a staggering figure that can directly impact the bottom line of commercial property. For retail operations, the true danger extends far beyond the structural wood of a building. Termites can present an operational challenge that has the potential to affect supply chains, inventory preservation, and brand reputation.
Trust at Every Touchpoint
Retailers are dealing with today’s reality that the escalation of fraud is projected to outpace ecommerce growth. As account takeover, return fraud, and synthetic identity attacks rise, retailers need verification that protects their margins while preserving conversion.
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- 8/14/2026
eTail Boston: How to win shoppers and influence people
Speakers at the recent eTail Boston conference discussed consumer fragmentation, the role of entertainment in discovery, and influencers. - 8/7/2026
Pets – and their owners – draw omnichannel attention from retailers
Consumers love their “fur babies,” and increasingly so do retailers.
- 8/14/2026
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- 8/17/2026
Global tariffs: What retailers learned and what’s next
The past several months have shown how quickly a broad, near-universal tariff can reshape the trade environment. - 8/17/2026
Why the recovery phase breaks warehouses
When large-scale shipping disruptions occur — whether from geopolitical events, port congestion, or trade route instability such as disruptions tied to the Strait of Hormuz — most attention focuses on the immediate impact: delayed freight, rerouted vessels, and supply chain bottlenecks.
- 8/17/2026
