Brian Cornell took over a Target in crisis and prepares to depart a company beset by malaise. What’s gone wrong at 1000 ...

About half of Target’s employees said they don’t think the company is making the changes necessary to compete effectively, ...

Target has recorded stagnated sales and stock value for the last few years and struggled to win customers back after a series ...

Jamal Bryant is urging Black shoppers to steer clear of the retailer because of its reversal on DEI policies. Can he make an ...

As part of a plan to open 300 new locations over a decade, Target is launching 20 stores this year while investing in supply ...

The changes come after a rough quarter for Target, with sales at stores open for at least a year tumbling 3.8% compared to the same quarter a year prior. This was partly because of tariff-related ...

Starting July 28, Target's new Price Match Guarantee will no longer apply to rivals Walmart and Amazon, a policy change the retailer is making after more than a decade.

Cornell warned of “massive potential costs” from tariffs, but he said Target could offset them by diversifying suppliers, adjusting products and possible price hikes.

CEO Brian Cornell is 66 years old, and in September 2022, Target said he agreed to stay in the role three more years. The company has not disclosed when that contract expires or named his successor.

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