Digital Coupon Dispute Between Two Industry Heavyweights Is Resolved
Inmar and Quotient owner Neptune Retail Solutions settle a legal dispute over their digital coupon programs.
Archive for September, 2025
Self-Checkouts Close As New Law Takes Effect
Several grocery stores in a California city have closed their self-checkouts in response to a new law.
Scan And Save: Shoppers Want Deals When They Pull Out Their Phones
Shoppers who scan a QR code expect coupons and deals – or they lose interest in scanning altogether.
ALDI: Please Don’t Sue Us, We Have A New Look
ALDI unveiles a rebrand of its store-brand products, to alleviate customer confusion – and discourage lawsuits.
The Stock-Up Shopping Trip Is Falling Out Of Favor
A new report finds the number of quick grocery trips is increasing, as shoppers make more “fill-in” trips.
Coupons For Troops: New Proposal Could Help Service Members Save
Lawmakers propose offering coupons to military service members to help them eat healthier.
Capital One Settles Coupon Dispute With Online Influencers
A contentious dispute over coupons and “stolen” commissions ends with an agreement.
New Self-Checkout Rules Take Effect This Weekend
In a bid to increase safety and reduce theft, a California city is imposing new regulations on self-checkouts.
Dollar General Accused Of Overstuffing Warehouses, Overstocking Stores, Overworking Employees
An investor sues Dollar General for mishandling inventory and overwhelming its stores, staffers and shoppers.
Overwhelmed Shoppers Suffer “Aisle Anxiety”
Shoppers say they’ve overwhelmed with choices at the grocery store, and suffer anxiety as a result.
