New Digital Coupon Dispute Divides Promotion Providers
A digital coupon provider goes after another competitor for allegedly infringing its patented coupon systems.
Archive for January, 2026
Now You Can Use Digital Coupons While Fueling Up
bp will soon begin offering a digital coupon gallery in its app for purchases in its convenience stores.
Activists Say Grocery Chain Is Purposely Overcharging Those Who Can Least Afford It
A report calls out a New England grocery chain for charging far higher prices to shoppers in rural, lower-income communities.
Unused Coupons Are Costing Prescription Customers $28 Billion A Year
Prescription drug customers are said to be missing out on tens of billions of dollars in annual savings.
Two Discounts Are Better Than One, Even When They’re Not
“Double discounts” are more likely to get shoppers’ attention – and their dollars.
Saving Money Is Grocery Shoppers’ New Year’s Resolution
From clipping coupons to switching stores, shoppers say they are looking for more ways to save money on their groceries this year.
More Coupon Sellers – And Newspapers – Call It Quits
Declining demand for printed newspapers, and the coupon inserts inside, are forcing coupon publishers to get creative.
Coupons And Quality Aren’t Enough – Here’s What Grocery Shoppers Really Want
Price-sensitive shoppers want low prices, but also don’t want to compromise to get them.
“Secret Tabs” And Stolen Sales – Revised Lawsuit Takes Clearer Aim At Honey
Critics of the Honey coupon browser refile a lawsuit, with new claims about stolen sales commissions.
Police Say Coupons And Guns Are A Bad Combination
A restaurant employee is charged with pulling a gun on an angry couponer.
