Food | Rene Lynch | October 29, 2008
Teri Gault stops in her tracks in the personal care aisle at Ralphs when she learns someone has never heard of a BOGO. "How about peelies or blinkies?" she asks, with disbelief.
Business | Jerry Hirsch | August 27, 2008
A strategic change in the marketing and pricing policy at Ralphs Grocery Co. in June may have dealt a blow to avid coupon clippers, shoppers said Tuesday.
Business | Nancy Rivera Brooks | August 10, 2008
I love grocery coupons. And I hate them. I love saving money and getting a deal that someone else isn't getting. There's nothing like standing in line at the store and hearing the groans from other shoppers when you pull out a big wad of paper, followed by the gasps when the checker knocks $20 or $50 off your tab.
Business | Conor L. Sanchez | June 24, 2008
Today may be the last time that shoppers can double the value of a manufacturer's coupon at Ralphs supermarkets for more than 50 cents. On Wednesday, the Los Angeles-based chain is expected to eliminate bonus valuations on coupons for $1 or more and will only double the value of coupons for 50 cents or less.
Business | October 28, 2007
The coupon has gone cellular. Using a free service from a new company called Cellfire, shoppers can download coupon numbers onto their cellphones, show the code number to a salesclerk and get the same price break as the person clutching those ragged old paper coupons.
Entertainment | Mayrav Saar | July 8, 2007
WHEN did the coupon clipping club start? Well, let's see. Erma Bronn, 87, joined after she saw it listed in the Beverly Hills Community Services Department newsletter two years ago.
Business | August 16, 2006
Google Inc. on Tuesday started offering printable discount coupons to local shoppers in a bid to drive online shoppers using its Google Maps service to visit stores.