Target Tries Going Downscale With New Super-Cheap Brand
Target introduces a new, lower-priced line of budget-friendly household products.
Archive for October, 2018
When Is a Coupon Not a Coupon? That’s the $8.7 Million Question.
A federal court issues a key ruling about when a “discount” is actually a “coupon”.
Jury to Decide If Hobby Lobby’s Coupons and Pricing Are Deceptive and Misleading
A judge lets stand a challenge to Hobby Lobby’s confusing and controversial pricing and couponing practices.
Sunday Coupons – 10/7/18
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RetailMeNot Everyday in your October 7, 2018 Sunday newspaper.
Now You Can Get Coupons By Scanning Your Chicken
A fresh chicken brand introduces a new “virtual assistant” that will provide coupons and information directly to your phone.
Kroger and Walgreens Join Forces For One-Stop Shopping
Two of the country’s top retailers join forces to offer Kroger groceries at Walgreens drug stores.
Costco Is Free to Overcharge Couponers If It Feels Like It
A federal judge throws out a lawsuit claiming Costco owed “tens of millions of dollars” to overcharged customers.
