Albertsons Shopper Demands Payment For Using Self-Checkout
A shopper sues her local grocery store, demanding minimum wage for her time spent using self-checkouts.
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Controversial Law Could Kill Off Coupon Flyers
A major city cracks down on unwanted home deliveries of coupons and ads.
Albertsons vs. Quotient Coupon Battle Plays Out in Court
Albertsons sues Quotient Technology over a coupon partnership gone sour.
The Year In Coupons: The Top Stories of 2021
Prices increase, couponing declines, Hollywood tackles coupon fraud and so do federal authorities – these were the top Coupons in the News stories of 2021.
Lawsuit Calls This Company’s Coupons “Unlawful and Erroneous”
Uber Eats is accused of overcharging customers who use coupons to order food through its service.
When Coupons Become Trash: City Battles Unwanted Inserts
One community comes up with a novel idea to fight back against unwanted coupons and advertising inserts.
Retailer Wins Complicated Discount Dispute
A New York retailer wins a sales tax dispute that could have implications for shoppers everywhere.
“Fake Coupon Codes” Dispute Lands in Court
A computer maker is sued for offering “fake coupons” and misleading discounts.
Walmart to Pay Millions to Overcharged Customers
Walmart sets aside up to $9.5 million to reimburse shoppers who bought overpriced meat.
Court Approves New Hobby Lobby Coupon
Hobby Lobby gets court approval to reinstate its discontinued 40% off coupon – if it chooses to.
