Taking on the “Price Police”: Lawsuit Demands Better Sales
A lawsuit aims to allow retailers to offer lower prices and better sales.
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Grocery Stores Tumble in Customer Satisfaction Scores
A new survey of the best and worst grocery stores finds that nearly all of them are getting worse.
No Coupons at Walmart? The Cost of Online Convenience
Walmart expands its free online grocery pickup service, but there’s a catch – coupons and ad match requests are not accepted.
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.
This Store’s Grocery Prices Are So Low, They’re Illegal
A Wisconsin store is being investigated, after a competitor complains that its grocery sale prices are too low.
One-Stop Shopping is a Myth
A new study finds that most of us shop at more than one store for our groceries, despite stores’ efforts to get us to buy everything in one place.
How Walmart & Others Plan to Catch Coupon Counterfeiters in the Act
Walmart may be ready to roll out new scanning software that will allow them to validate coupons, and catch counterfeits, on the spot.
Walmart, Target, Walgreens & Others to Feature New Digital Coupon Service
SavingStar offers details about how its digital coupon program will work at Walmart, Target, Walgreens and others without loyalty cards.
Fired Cashier Offers Cautionary Tale About Catalina Coupons
A Meijer cashier is fired for taking customers’ unwanted Catalina coupons – and she’s far from the only one.
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.
