And Then There Was One? Staples Urged to Buy Office Depot
Another office supply store merger could be in the works, as investors urge Staples to buy out its last remaining rival.
Other News
Crafty Cashier Busted for Coupon Fraud
A Wisconsin grocery cashier is arrested for allegedly matching coupons to his customers’ purchases, and pocketing the cash for himself.
Coupons.com: Clip All of Our Coupons, And We’ll Sue You
Coupons.com files a lawsuit to stop a coupon app from automatically downloading all of its digital coupons to users’ grocery loyalty cards.
Dollar Tree-Family Dollar Merger Is a Done Deal: So What Does it Mean For You?
A multi-billion-dollar dollar store realignment, as Family Dollar approves Dollar Tree’s takeover bid, rejecting Dollar General’s rival offer.
Sunday Coupons – 1/25/15
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource, RedPlum and P&G in your January 25, 2015 Sunday newspaper.
New Sensors Could Combat Shelf-Clearing
New “smart shelves” can alert store employees when a shelf has been emptied, and prompt them to restock right away.
Coupon Industry Makes “Milk” Go Sour
An app that promised to automatically search for digital coupons and apply them to your grocery order, gets pulled amid industry objections.
Fired for Couponing: Sears Cashier Loses Lawsuit
A Sears cashier who was fired for offering unused coupons to his customers, loses a discrimination lawsuit against the company.
“Clipped”: Extreme Couponing on the Big Screen
A documentary film aims to portray a more realistic version of “Extreme Couponing”, and how the show affected real-life couponers.
Target to Hold Going-Out-of-Business Sale
Target announces it’s pulling the plug on its Canadian expansion, and closing all 133 stores there.
