Judge Tosses Lawsuit Against Embattled Coupon Code Finder
Online shoppers who accuse Honey of not actually finding them the “best deals” fail in their effort to hold the coupon finder legally responsible.
Archive for June, 2026
Millions Could Gain – Or Lose – Access To Digital Coupons, As New Law Is Signed
The nation’s first statewide measure regulating digital grocery deals is signed into law.
Another Grocery Chain Eliminates Digital-Only Deals
A second California grocery chain addresses shoppers’ concerns with no-clip digital deals that apply automatically at checkout.
Kroger Pledges To Simplify Confusing, Complicated Promotions
Kroger’s new boss admits “our promotions have gotten too complicated,” and promises to make them “simpler.”
Your Expired Old Coupon Could Be Worth $100,000
Bed Bath & Beyond introduces the “Legendary Coupon Hunt” in a quest for its oldest existing coupon.
Strict New Self-Checkout Rules Are Now The Law
A first-in-the-nation statewide measure restricting grocery store self-checkouts is signed into law.
Store Brands Urged To Offer More Promos, Samples – And Coupons
As store brand growth hits a wall, a new report suggests better promotions and more coupons could help.
Coupon Counterfeiter’s Best Customer Is Sentenced For Fraud
A notorious coupon counterfeiter’s most loyal customer will now join her behind bars.
Strained Shoppers Say They Can’t Afford Healthy Foods
More families say they’re being priced out of the produce aisle and are having to buy cheaper foods instead.
First-In-The-Nation Self-Checkout Restrictions Poised To Become Law
Rhode Island becomes the first state in the country to pass a bill placing restrictions on grocery store self-checkouts.
