Third quarter revenue steady, profits down, more credit losses expected.
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Drug delivery business had been sold off for $650 million.
Target is planning for the future of work with a hybrid model that will allow for continued flexibility, even post pandemic.
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The funds will be primarily directed toward education and workforce development programs.
Large lease deal offers shot in the arm for central business district.
Over the next three years, the Minneapolis-based retailer plans to increase the number of Black employees by 20 percent.
The Chanhassen-based fitness chain said its insurer declined to cover most of its pandemic-related losses.
But revenue growth “likely will not continue” at the same pace in the next quarter, CFO says.
After a lackluster first quarter, the retailer’s profits soar in the second quarter.
Awards will aid rebuilding of small businesses and address systemic racial inequities.
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The information technology training and learning center will be in North Minneapolis.
To avoid large gatherings, the retailer will begin offering holiday deals as soon as October.
The company produced nearly 800 million respirators in first half of year.
Without its 160,000 spectators, local hospitality industry loses out on as much as $50 million.
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