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Every day, we passionately stand up for the people, policies and ideas that help retail thrive.
As we continue to face the highest rate of inflation in decades, consumers and businesses are feeling the pain of higher prices on everything from everyday goods and services to rent, groceries and gas. NRF surveyed shoppers in May 2022 to understand how their behaviors and attitudes are changing in the face of higher prices.
Swipe fees for processing credit card transactions cost more than $700 a year for the average family. Reforming the credit card market would foster competition and significantly help Main Street businesses and their customers during these challenging economic times.
Do you love advocating for retail and sharing the story of your small business? You could be one of NRF’s 2022 America’s Retail Champions!
NRF is looking for the most passionate small retailers to bring to Washington, D.C. to share their stories with leading policymakers at the 2022 Retail Advocates Summit.
NRF’s State of Retail and the Consumer event explored the health of the American consumer and behavior trends during and after the pandemic.
In the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, concern has grown about potential retaliatory cyberattacks by the Russian government and Russian-based cybercrime groups, many of which are known to take direction from Russian intelligence agencies.
NRF PROTECT is where loss prevention, digital fraud and cybersecurity experts unite to share insights and strategies. Join us for the most important retail security event of 2022 as we return in-person in Cleveland.
Latest from the NRF
Game-changing presentations, thought-provoking conversations and cutting-edge ideas for retailers. Join us for NRF Nexus 2022 in Southern California.
The NRF Foundation Honors on April 13 in NYC awarded undergraduate scholarships and recognized retail professionals.
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