RedPlum Parent Company Sells for $1.84B – So What’s in it for You?
Valassis is being acquired by a deep-pocketed new owner – so will that mean better coupons for us?
Archive for December, 2013
Woman Accused of Counterfeiting Coupons to Support Heroin Habit
A Phoenix woman is charged with using more than $1 million worth of counterfeit coupons at Target to support her drug habit.
You May Soon Be Able to Own a Piece of Coupons.com
Coupons.com reportedly plans to go public next year, offering investors a chance to buy a stake in the company.
Happy Holidays, Here’s Your Pink Slip and Your Shuttered Supermarket
With just two weeks to go, Dominick’s grocery stores are holding going-out-of-business sales, and employees are worried about their future.
Police Say “Banned From Walmart For Life” Story is All Wrong
Arizona authorities slam a local TV station, for its report about the man “banned for life for ad matching” at Walmart.
Sunday Coupons, 12/15/13 (The Last SmartSource & RedPlum of 2013!)
Get a sneak preview of the last coupons of the year from SmartSource and RedPlum, in your December 15, 2013 Sunday newspaper.
Remember, Coupon Network Goes Kaput Today
Catalina is shutting down its CouponNetwork.com printable coupon site, effective today, December 11th.
Too Much Ad Matching Could Get You Banned From Walmart for Life
An Arizona man says he’s been banned from Walmart for ad matching – but Walmart has a much different story to tell.
Why Buying Healthier Groceries Could Cost You More Than $2,000
A new study says choosing healthier food at the grocery store could cost a typical family more than $2,000 a year.
Why Men Make Lousy Couponers
A new survey says more men are doing the grocery shopping – but they’re not necessarily good at it.
