A major grocery store chain is going old school when it comes to coupons - or at least as old school as one can get in a digital age.

The organization listed on the flyers, Targeted Justice, says it had nothing to do with incident. They believe that the flyers were printed off of their website. They sent a statement, saying in part: ...

The Archives of American Art makes its archival collections available for non-commercial, educational and personal use unless restricted by copyright and/or donor restrictions, including but not ...

The move from Kroger comes after many years of criticism that digital coupon mechanisms saw a percentage of shoppers with no smartphones missing out on deals with a particular focus on elderly ...

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Kroger now offers printed barcoded flyers for digital deals, no smartphone or internet needed, but only in select stores for now.

The Printed Group has installed a third Canon press at its Cramlington site in response to growing customer demand.

The supermarket giant has launched paper coupons to help customers access previously digital-only savings options.

The flyers, found on windscreens in the P1 carpark at Sydney Olympic Park following Queensland’s series-clinching win at ...