Target Stock News

It's a triple whammy for the retailer as it emerges from a brutal year plagued by low spending and prepares for possible cost increases under President Trump's tariffs.

Target just reported fourth quarter net sales declined 3% and warned that February topline performance was “soft,” after civil rights leaders called for a Target boycott in Black History Month for changing its position on DEI, followed by a sharp drop in traffic to Target stores and website during the Feb. 28 Economic Blackout.

Sales and profits slipped for Target during the crucial holiday quarter as customers held back on spending and the company said there will be “meaningful pressure” on its profits to start the year because of tariffs and other costs.

With cautious consumers making forecasting more difficult, Target on Tuesday (March 4) announced a plan to increase revenue by $15 billion over the next five years, a goal that underscores the company's strategic push to deepen customer engagement through its physical stores and digital platforms.

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Accelerations in digital experience, newness and value, speed and reliability will amplify the everyday discovery and delight that differentiates the brand MINNEAPOLIS , March 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- At its financial community meeting today, Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) outlined how ongoing investments will aim to accelerate its strategy and drive billions of dollars of profitable sales growt...

The return to trading of Savannah Energy PLC (AIM:SAVE) after a two-year suspension was flagged by house brokers Cavedish and Shore Capital on Tuesday. Cavendish reinstated its target price of 51.5p, a 96% premium to the suspension price.

The heads of major retail companies are warning that their profits could be impacted by tariffs and that prices could rise, some as soon as this week.