Coins and cash still remain a significant part of the economy even as easy, low-contact options like tap-to-pay have risen.

Coinstar machines charge a hefty fee that adds up fast, and most people don't realize how much they're losing. Here are some ...

The Motley Fool is on the road in Seattle! Recently we visited Coinstar -- now officially renamed Outerwall-- to speak with CFO-turned-CEO Scott Di Valerio about the 22-year-old company's well-known ...

MAYFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio — Police in three states are investigating a series of thefts involving Coinstar machines, including three instances in Cleveland suburbs. The thefts in New York, Virginia, Ohio ...

If you've been following technology news today, you might have heard about Amazon and Coinstar's new certificate program. Dump your spare change in any Coinstar machine, and you can cash out an Amazon ...

Coinstar announced today that users of the freestanding Coinstar kiosks will now be able to receive iTunes gift cards/eCertificates in exchange for their hoarded loose change. In the company's ...

Coinstar, the company’s whose coin counting machines transform loose change into cold hard cash at grocery stores across the country, recently introduced a program that allows patrons to cash their ...

Coinstar has built a massive business with its coin counting kiosks. But what if you could dump your loose change right into a digital wallet? Back in May, PayPal announced that it was testing out ...

The next time you need to withdraw money from your PayPal account, you might be able to simply head over to your local Coinstar machine. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, ...

A company that made its business counting sofa change is trying new ideas. Coinstar Inc. began 12 years ago with a simple plan: Give people a convenient way to get rid of change lying around the house ...