Bankrupt Grocer: How Coupons and Deals Helped Do It In
Grocery pioneer Marsh goes bust, after years of struggling against growing competition.
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What Will Become of Your Marsh Supermarket? The Latest List
The complete list of the status of Marsh grocery stores, as the bankrupt retailer puts its remaining 44 stores up for sale.
New Grocery App Gives You Free Money
A new app gives you cash off your groceries without requiring you to buy any specific products.
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.
The Death of Doubles?
As the country’s largest grocery chain, Kroger is getting all the attention today, as it rolls out a new low-prices program that also eliminates double coupons. But if you live in the affected area and are looking for sympathy, take a number. Grocery shoppers in Indiana were already dealt that blow a day earlier. Sharp-eyed shoppers of Indianapolis-based Marsh Supermarkets[Read More…]
Happy 40th, Bar Code! You Don’t Look a Day Over 5-37000-00176
Imagine a scenario in which grocery prices aren’t marked on the shelves, your cashier has to closely examine every single product you buy, and none of your coupons will scan. Sound like a nightmare? Actually, it’s the way things were just 40 years ago. The Cincinnati Enquirer points out that it was July 1972 when a Kroger supermarket in town[Read More…]
