Target Stock News

Dividend growth remains robust for select companies, with Casey's, Oil-Dri, and Matson poised for double-digit increases based on strong earnings and expansion. Caterpillar and Kroger are expected to deliver mid-to-high single-digit dividend hikes, reflecting solid but moderating earnings and macroeconomic headwinds. Target and John Wiley will likely announce minimal dividend increases, as flat...

President Donald Trump has jolted retailers with his ever-changing tariff policies in recent months. Investors have raised one question again and again on quarterly earnings calls in recent weeks: Will consumers see price hikes this year in response to tariffs?

This is a great time to consider adding quality dividend stocks to your investment portfolio. Recent headwinds in the economy have weighed on sales of leading retail and consumer goods brands, and this has driven their stocks down and their yields higher.

Retailers are walking a tightrope to convey they're looking to raise prices without actually saying they're raising prices.

Under Cornell, Target went all in on DEI, most infamously in its Pride celebrations, a corporate marketing and sales effort that targeted the LBGTQ+ community.

Walmart (WMT -0.18%) is one of the most valuable companies in the world, approaching $800 billion in market value. It looks on track to become the first retailer to hit the $1 trillion mark.

The country's seventh largest retailer has been the bullseye for grassroots consumer boycotts, but the real cause of its woes is in the c-suite.

Target Corporation NYSE: TGT investors find themselves stuck at a crossroads. The retailer's stock, trading around $96.00 in late May 2025, has seen a decline of approximately 28% year-to-date, reflecting market concerns following the release of the first-quarter 2025 financial update.