Couponer Pleads Guilty to Attacking Burger King Cashier
A Wisconsin woman is convicted of attacking a Burger King cashier who refused her mother’s coupons.
Archive for April, 2016
From Historic Low, Coupon Use Falls Even Further
So far this year, there have been fewer coupons available, and fewer of us are using them.
Sunday Coupons – 5/1/16
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource, RedPlum and P&G in your May 1, 2016 Sunday newspaper.
Study Says Personalized Coupons Don’t Really Work
You may like personalized deals and coupons, but manufacturers might want to think again about offering them.
Target Will Sell You Old Produce at a Great Price
Target charges different prices based on freshness, as it introduces “dynamic pricing” in the produce department.
Want Coupons for Food? Go Digital!
Food coupons are beginning to migrate to digital from paper, at an increasingly rapid pace.
Police Officer Charged With Coupon Insert Thefts
A police officer is charged in a brazen theft of coupon inserts from a newspaper distribution facility.
Walgreens Penalized Again for Overcharging Customers With “Deceptive, Misleading” Ads
Walgreens agrees to pay a fine and reform its pricing and advertising practices, after being accused of deceiving customers.
Shoppers “More Easily Swayed By Coupons” Than Ever Before
New research shows the “best” coupon is one with a lower value, multiple purchase requirements and a short expiration date.
Sunday Coupons – 4/24/16
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your April 24, 2016 Sunday newspaper.
