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As part of a plan to open 300 new locations over a decade, Target is launching 20 stores this year while investing in supply ...
After 'woke' scandals and way too much debate about bathrooms, Brian Cornell want to bring the 'Tar-zhay' magic back.
The public split between Target and Twin Cities Pride, the nonprofit that throws the parade in Target's hometown, captures how brand loyalty has weakened among some shoppers who have objected to the ...
Brian Cornell is near the end of an 11-year tenure as Target’s CEO, and he will leave with industry-leading successes and ...
CEO and chairman Brian Cornell has committed to his role for another three years. With that commitment, Target’s board of directors has eliminated its retirement policy, which was designed to initiate ...
This year, we will complete our commitment to invest $2 billion in Black-owned businesses, more than doubling the number of ...
While some of Minnesota's largest corporations are calling workers back to the office, their CEOs live elsewhere ...
Target CEO Brian Cornell has agreed to stay on 3 more years to lead the Minnesota-based company, requiring the board to end it's mandatory retirement age of 65.
On the discount retailer's recent analyst call, Brian Cornell spoke of Target's continuing investments in private brands, store-within-a-store partnerships and customer loyalty as differentiating ...
Target CEO Brian Cornell's compensation in fiscal 2022 was $34.2 million, down 41% from the prior year. The biggest part of his compensation comes from restricted stock.
Target has been hurt by operational missteps, inflation’s dampening of consumer sentiment and tariff costs. On top of all ...