Congress Seeks Solutions To Couponing’s “Digital Divide”
Members of Congress ask the FTC to investigate disparities in access to digital coupons.
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New Federal Law Could Put The Squeeze On Coupon Sellers. Or Not.
A federal law aimed at preventing the sale of stolen or counterfeit goods, could be read as applying to the sale of coupons.
Battle Against “Digital Discrimination” Gains Momentum
One state introduces, and another advances, a bill that would require offline alternatives to digital-only discounts.
Another State Considers Banning Digital-Only Discounts
A second state lawmaker introduces a bill that would ban digital discounts without a paper coupon equivalent.
Retailers Speak Out Against Self-Checkout Restrictions
Retailers speak out against proposed legislation that would restrict self-checkouts in grocery stores.
Proposed Law Would Pay You For Using Self-Checkout
A lawmaker says grocery stores should give you a 10% discount for ringing up your own groceries.
Proposed Law Would Ban Digital-Only Discounts
Proposed legislation would require retailers to offer offline alternatives to digital-only discounts.
It’s Safe to Coupon in California Again – For Now
California lawmakers fail to pass legislation that would have banned soda coupons and paper receipts.
Lawmakers Propose Outlawing Soda Coupons
California legislators propose a ban on soda coupons as part of a battle against sugary drinks.
State May Ban Paper Receipts, Causing Cash-Back App Complications
A state lawmaker proposes new legislation that would ban paper receipts unless you specifically ask for one.
