Walgreens may have overstated theft concerns, CFO says
A top Walgreens executive on Thursday acknowledged the company may have overblown concerns about thefts in their stores after shrinkage stabilized over the last year. During an earnings call, the company's chief financial officer, James Kehoe, said shrinkage was about 3.5% of sales last year but that number is now closer to the "mid twos." He also said the company would consider moving away from hiring private security guards."Maybe we cried too much last year," Kehoe said. "We're stabilized," he added, saying the company…