BRANDWEEK
By Steve Miller
Bad news for trees, good news for business.
A new study finds that 72% of consumers are using more coupons than they did six months ago. Three-quarters of those respondents claimed the economy made them do it.
Boston Herald and Herald Media
By Donna Goodison
Shoppers can skip the hassle of clipping coupons each week and handing them to supermarket cashiers under a new Upromise program.
Supermarket News
By Elliot Zwiebach
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Decisions by shoppers to spend less and shift to lower-priced retailers to cope with rising food and gas prices “are capable of shaking the retail landscape and creating seismic shifts,” TNS Retail Forward, a consulting and market research firm here, said yesterday.