Clash of the Titans: The Two Greatest Grocery Stores Become Competitors
Wegmans announces plans to expand into North Carolina, setting up an epic battle with another beloved grocery store, Publix.
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Digital Coupons Are Back From the Dead
Another set of stores that did away with digital coupons late last year, are now bringing them back, in “new and improved” form.
Harris Teeter Stores Are Converting to Kroger (Wait, Not All of Them!)
Harris Teeter shoppers in Tennessee are surprised by the news that their stores will be closed and converted to Krogers.
The Day Digital Coupons Went Dark
Millions of grocery shoppers are having to do without digital coupons beginning today – some temporarily, others for good.
Digital Coupons Hit a Bump in the Road
Harris Teeter, BI-LO, Winn-Dixie, A&P and others suspend their digital coupon programs – some temporarily, others permanently.
Google Kills Digital Coupons at Harris Teeter, Price Chopper, Bi-Lo, Raley’s, A&P and More
The Google-owned digital coupon provider for more than a dozen grocery chains pulls the plug, leaving many stores’ digital coupon programs in doubt.
Harris Teeter Lowers Prices, Promises No Coupon Changes (Yet?)
Harris Teeter announces new lower prices throughout the store – but could changes to its generous coupon policy be the catch?
Kroger, Harris Teeter Merger is a Done Deal
The Kroger-Harris Teeter buyout is officially complete. What will it mean for shoppers at both stores – and in other markets across the country?
Coupons in the News: The Top Stories of 2013
From the demise of doubles, to coupon crime, to changes in couponing itself, here’s a look back at the 10 biggest coupon news stories of 2013.
Could a Lawsuit Prevent the Kroger-Harris Teeter Deal? Probably Not.
There’s been some buzz about a lawsuit filed this week that some fear – or hope – might make the Kroger-Harris Teeter deal dead in the water. But fear not (or, don’t get your hopes up). The suit is likely just to line the lawyers’ pockets, and possibly force the companies to pass the costs on to customers. Nice. Attorneys[Read More…]
