Walgreens Explains Why Its Prices Are Wrong
Walgreens is fined yet again for leaving up expired sales tags, and overcharging customers.
Grocery & Retail News
Major City In Desperate Need Of Soda Coupons
A new tax could more than double the prices of soda and other sugary drinks in Philadelphia – and maybe other cities soon.
Mom Sues After Boy Falls From Big Red Target Ball
A mother sues Target for $1.6 million, after her son is injured on a giant red ball outside the store.
Low Prices, Coupons and Freebies – This is Whole Foods?
The first of many “365 by Whole Foods Market” debuts to crowds, with special discount offers not available in its parent stores.
Soon, Your Stockpile May Never Expire!
Lawmakers are proposing a standardized expiration-date system, to prevent us from throwing away food before it’s really expired.
Walmart Eliminates Ad Matching, Lowers Prices in Hundreds of Stores
Walmart plans to discontinue its ad match policy in about 500 stores beginning next month.
Get Paid for Snooping on Your Supermarket
A new app will pay you to check whether your stores have products in stock and displayed properly.
The Staples-Office Depot Merger is Off
After a federal judge rules unfavorably, Staples and Office Depot call off their proposed merger.
Lawsuit Accuses Stores of BOGO Scam
A major grocery chain is accused of raising prices right before putting meat products on “sale”.
Laundry Wars: Detergent Makers Battle Over “Pure” Name
The makers of Purex and Tide are in a court battle over the name of a new laundry detergent.
