Target Removes Tiny Carts From Stores After Parents Complain
After a slew of complaints online from parents who shop at target, Target is making a change.
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After a slew of complaints online from parents who shop at target, Target is making a change.
Target's board has approved the repurchase of $5 billion of its shares. The retailer said that it will start purchasing shares under the new buyback once it completes its current $10 billion repurchase program, which is expected before fiscal 2016's end.
One mother is speaking out about recent changes to Target's shopping experience.
Employees heard from the CEO and they also got to hear a few surprise performances from some major artists.
Target says it will hire more than 70,000 seasonal store workers during the busy holiday shopping season, about the same as it hired last year.
Target's chief marketing officer is leaving the company and heading to Uber. The retailer announced in a regulatory filing Tuesday that Jeff Jones is leaving Sept. 9.
Target is launching a new campaign to make the school year a little better.
Target has decided to expand its use of a third, single-toilet bathroom which can be locked by users.
Target reports its second quarter sales dropped more than seven-percent from a year ago. The second half of the year is usually great for big retailers like Target.
Target Corp. cut its profit forecast and a key sales outlook Wednesday as it saw fewer customers in its stores and acknowledged it didn't push the second part of its "Expect More, Pay Less" slogan.
Target will leave IndyCar at the end of this season after 27 years with Chip Ganassi Racing that included 11 championships and four Indianapolis 500 victories.
Just in time for back to school shopping, Target is planning to launch a new kids brand next week.
When you walk inside the Target store in northeast Minneapolis, the changes appear immediately. Customers are greeted with a seasonal, all-American theme, and eventually a department store-like display.
Target's first-quarter profit easily beat Wall Street expectations, but slowing sales at the Minneapolis retailer and across much of the retail sector is creating a lot of unease.
Target has poached Nordstrom for its new chief merchandising officer, a crucial position and the one who determines what appears on store shelves.
A new campaign hits the road to protest Target's transgender bathroom and fitting room policy. This comes as the Minnesota-based company continues to reaffirm its commitment to equality and equity.
Target is facing increasing criticism for its transgender bathroom policy.
Richfield police are asking for the public's help to track down a man who stole hundreds of dollars from a woman's purse in a Target store. Police released photos of the suspect on their Facebook page Thursday afternoon.
Soon consumers may be able to know when food was picked, how nutritious it is and whether it contains pesticides just with the push of a button.
Target is raising the minimum wage for its workers to $10 an hour, according to the Washington Post.
Fashion lovers were in a frenzy Sunday morning over a new label now available at Target. The Marimekko collection officially hit stores on Sunday.
Amazon.com has sued its seasoned logistics executive nearly a month after he was hired by Target, saying he's violated a non-compete clause that prohibits him from joining a rival for at least 18 months.
Target Corp. is stepping up spending on capital expenditures this year, primarily in supply network and technology, as the retailer aims to be more nimble in an era of online shopping. The Minneapolis-based discounter told analysts Wednesday it plans to spend $1.8 billion for the current year.
A dark room, pounding music, sweat. It feels like nightclub -- and that is by design. SoulCycle is the latest trend in fitness that has grown a fanatic following on the coasts.
Target's heavy discounting during the crucial holiday season squeezed fourth-quarter profits, but the discounter's trendy assortments and spiffed up presentations drove more shoppers to spend more.