The Final Word On Whether Self-Checkouts Are Terrific Or Terrible
A scientific study on self-checkouts suggests ways to make them more accepted and less loathed.
Other News
New Laws Would Apply All Digital Coupons Automatically
Two states debate proposed laws that would require stores to grant you digital coupon discounts automatically.
Partners In Coupon Crime Are Now Partners In Paying It Off
A BJ’s customer is sentenced for his role in a $63,000 coupon scam.
Save 20% On Your Groceries By Using Self-Checkout
A proposed law would mandate 20% discounts for grocery shoppers who use self-checkouts.
An Early Pause To The Sunday Coupon Insert Schedule
The coupon insert providers are pausing publication early this year, taking a mid-January break at the same time.
Even Discounted, Expiring Food Is Getting More Expensive Now
Shoppers speak out, after a grocery chain raises prices on nearly-expired products, by lessening the discount it offers.
Lower Prices, More Promotions: Grocery Competition Reaches “An All-Time High”
With inflation having a lasting impact, shoppers are getting choosier about their favorite grocery stores.
“We All Know Prices Will Not Go Down”: Kroger-Albertsons Merger Is Delayed
Kroger and Albertsons delay their proposed merger, as a state files a new lawsuit to block it.
Sunday Coupons – 1/14/24
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource in your January 14, 2024 Sunday newspaper.
“Digital Discrimination” Coupon Bill Fails To Become Law
A bill requiring in-store alternatives to digital coupons fails to become law, but others are still pending.
