Sunday Coupons – 7/12/15
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your July 12, 2015 Sunday newspaper.
Archive for July, 2015
Forget Speedy Checkout: How About a “Slow Lane”?
Could couponers, check-writers and slower shoppers benefit from a grocery checkout lane that’s not focused on speeding customers out the door?
Study Suggests Fewer Sales and Coupons
As the economy improves, shoppers seem willing to pay more – so brands see an opportunity to start easing up on the deals.
Man Sues Entire Coupon Industry for $1.3 Billion
Dozens of coupon issuers and clearinghouses are named in a lawsuit that accuses them of unfair competition.
Judge Tosses Lawsuit Over CVS’s “Illegal Coupons”
An Illinois man loses a lawsuit against CVS, after claiming the retailer was breaking the law by giving out $5 coupons for filling prescriptions.
330 Family Dollar Stores to Be Sold Off: The Complete List
Dollar Tree lists the locations of 330 Family Dollar stores across the country that it will sell, ahead of the dollar store chains’ merger.
Couponers Win: Company Backs Away From Controversial Coupon Language
Senior citizens can use Sensodyne coupons again! The maker of several consumer health care products finally revises its controversial coupon language.
Sunday Coupons – 7/5/15
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from P&G in your July 5, 2015 Sunday newspaper.
Support Veterans By Grocery Shopping on the Fourth
Nearly 700 grocery stores will devote a full day’s profits this Fourth of July, to the Wounded Warrior Project for injured veterans.
