No Coupons Required: These States Want To Give You A Discount On Your Groceries
Several states are considering lowering or eliminating their sales taxes on groceries to help shoppers save money.
Archive for March, 2025
No Coupon? No Commission. Google Cracks Down On Coupon Browser Extensions
A Google policy change could force coupon code finders to acquiesce to the demands of dozens of online influencers.
Kohl’s Coupons Exclude Almost Everything Kohl’s Sells. That May Finally Change.
Kohl’s pledges to reduce the list of exclusions on its coupons, which have increasingly frustrated shoppers.
Giant Checkout Scales Weigh On Grocery Shoppers’ Nerves
Shoppers aren’t sold on a grocery store’s giant self-checkout scales designed to thwart theft.
Whole Foods Won’t Reward You For Bringing Reusable Bags Anymore
Whole Foods eliminates its longstanding discount for bringing your own reusable bags.
What Will Happen To Your Walgreens Store After Its $10 Billion Acquisition?
Walgreens is acquired in a $10 billion deal that could bring big changes to the pharmacy chain.
We Started Buying Store Brands Because We Had To. We’re Still Buying Store Brands Because We Want To.
As shoppers buy more private label products, a new report finds they may never go back.
Coupon Company Proposes Compromise To Resolve Contentious Dispute
A coupon code finder proposes an industry-wide solution to a dispute that’s triggered dozens of lawsuits.
Grocery Discounter Bets On Better Deals, Fewer New Stores
Grocery Outlet revises its expansion plans and product assortment as it struggles to connect with deal-seeking shoppers.
“A Rigged System”: Lawmakers Renew Battle Against Digital-Only Discounts
Lawmakers discuss new proposed legislation that would regulate digital-only grocery discounts.
