You May Soon Be Able to Own a Piece of Coupons.com
Coupons.com reportedly plans to go public next year, offering investors a chance to buy a stake in the company.
Coupons In The News
Remember, Coupon Network Goes Kaput Today
Catalina is shutting down its CouponNetwork.com printable coupon site, effective today, December 11th.
Why Men Make Lousy Couponers
A new survey says more men are doing the grocery shopping – but they’re not necessarily good at it.
Target Wins Coupon Popularity Contest
A new study says Target has the most popular coupon website, for a number of important reasons.
Woman Sues Grocery Store That Refused Her Coupon
A slain NYPD officer’s mother says a store insulted her, and her son, by refusing a coupon given to her in his memory.
SnipSnap Fights Back, Calls Coupon Lawsuit “Fatally Flawed”
The SnipSnap coupon app issues a sharp response, to a lawsuit filed by the publishers of KidStuff coupon books.
Couponers’ Greed Helps Those in Need
Hundreds of cans of seized baby formula obtained by counterfeit couponers are donated to charity.
The Real Reason So Many Coupons are Banning Overage
At least ten different companies are now banning overage on their coupons. Why? And why won’t most of them say?
Bribed to Breastfeed? Coupon Offer Causes Controversy
A controversial new program rewards British mothers with coupons, if they breastfeed their babies.
Controversial Coupon Giveaway is Anything but a Slam Dunk
An NBA team replaces free chalupa coupons with free McMuffin coupons, and the crowd goes wild – but not in the way the team expected.
