A Milestone Moment for Grocery Coupons
For the first time ever, grocery stores no longer hold a special distinction when it comes to coupon use.
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New Digital Coupon Platform is Shelved Before it Really Began
A postponed mobile payment system sidelines a potentially revolutionary digital coupon platform.
From Historic Low, Coupon Use Falls Even Further
So far this year, there have been fewer coupons available, and fewer of us are using them.
Man Gets Nothing After Suing Entire Coupon Industry For $1.3 Billion
A judge tosses a lawsuit that could have forced the coupon industry to fork over more than a billion dollars to one man.
Coupon Use Hits 40-Year Low
Companies aren’t offering what couponers want, as the coupon redemption rate reaches a historic low point.
The Ashley Madison Hack: Couponers Are Cheaters, Too
Among the 37 million email addresses in the hacked Ashley Madison data, many of them belong to couponers and coupon providers alike.
Digital Coupon Drama: Supermarket Sues Its Coupon Provider
After it’s sued for allegedly violating patents with its digital coupons, Hy-Vee turns around and sues its coupon provider for not coming to its aid.
Coupons Could Crown a Winner in the Mobile Wallet Wars
A retailer-owned mobile wallet platform announces the integration of digital coupons, allowing shoppers to pay and save seamlessly.
Coupons Are No Good, But the Deals Might Be Better Than You Think
A new report says we’re saving less with coupons, but might be saving more overall, thanks to other types of deals.
Man Sues Entire Coupon Industry for $1.3 Billion
Dozens of coupon issuers and clearinghouses are named in a lawsuit that accuses them of unfair competition.
