Target Corp. cut its sales forecast following a sharp pullback in spending and a hit from tariffs, boycotts and consumer confidence.

(Bloomberg) -- Pressure is growing on Target Corp.’s chief executive officer after the retailer cut its sales forecast following a sharp pullback in consumer spending and a hit from tariffs and ...

Facing a decline in customer goodwill and the measurable effects of a DEI-inspired boycott, Target CEO Brian Cornell broke ... Target is under mounting pressure to restore the credibility that ...

Target expects low-single digit fall in full-year sales from about 1% growth earlier Quarterly same-store sales tumble 3.8%, worse than expected DEI rollback impacted quarterly performance - CEO ...

“For several years now, we’ve seen pressure in ... Related: Walmart CEO has a harsh warning for customers In order to combat these pressures, Cornell said Target will open a new Enterprise ...

America’s top retailers are telling investors they can’t avoid passing on some price increases from the roiling tariff wars, ...

Target said reactions to its DEI moves had adversely affected its sales, and protesters say they're not yet satisfied with ...

The company reported a drop in sales in its most recent quarter. Target CEO Brian Cornell on Wednesday warned of "massive potential costs" due to tariffs, saying the company would raise prices as ...

Target CEO Brian Cornell sent an email to employees ... Target was already under pressure prior to the developments of recent months, with the Bullseye reporting a decline in net sales and ...