Target Stock News

Big-box retailer Target (TGT -1.80%) is struggling. Sales growth has stalled out in the last two years, and trailing free cash flow (FCF) is down 13% over the same period.

After Target Corp. last week became the latest major company to announce a rollback in its diversity, equity and inclusion plans, some activists are asking shoppers to boycott the retailer indefinitely starting Saturday.

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Target's decision to scale back its DEI programs is being met with backlash from the LGBTQ+ community on the Minneapolis-headquartered retailer's home turf.

Target experienced a significant Q3 earnings miss, dropping 45¢ per share below analyst estimates, leading to a notable stock price decline. Despite Q3 setbacks, Target's Q4 performance showed strong holiday sales, driven by record Black Friday/Cyber Monday sales and a 9% increase in digital sales. Target's current valuation offers a lower P/E ratio and improved dividend yield, making it an att...

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Did you know retail chain Target (TGT 0.47%) is a Dividend King? That's right -- it has raised its dividend annually for the past 53 years, putting it in an elite group of dividend stocks that are reliable for passive income under almost any circumstances.