Seven-Year Coupon Dispute Ends With 38-Cent Refund
A long-running legal dispute over sales tax and coupons ends with a BJ’s customer getting his 38 cents back.
Archive for May, 2020
Couponing Crisis Averted, As Coupon Collectors Return to Work
A U.S. company’s coupon processing facilities are up and running again, after a temporary shutdown disrupted the whole process.
Case Closed: Mom Loses Lawsuit Over Boy’s Big Red Target Ball Fall
A judge finds in favor of Target, after a woman sued when her son fell off a big red ball outside the store.
Brands Urged Not to Offer Too Many Deals
An industry group says brands should avoid lowering prices and offering deals during the current coronavirus and economic crisis.
Sunday Coupons – 5/10/20
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RetailMeNot Everyday in your May 10, 2020 Sunday newspaper.
Brands Urged to Keep Offering Coupons
Promotions platforms say coupons are more important than ever, and brands need to ensure they’re available to cash-strapped shoppers.
Digital Companies Are Eager For Paper Coupons to Die
Digital coupon proponents are eagerly declaring the death of paper coupons as a result of the coronavirus crisis.
Couponing Could Be Due For a Comeback
The last recession could provide clues on how couponing could change in the months and years ahead.
Coupons vs. the Coronavirus? Maybe This Idea Wasn’t So Crazy After All
Could government-issued coupons for local restaurants help boost the economy better than cash stimulus payments?
Sunday Coupons – 5/3/20
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RetailMeNot Everyday in your May 3, 2020 Sunday newspaper.
