Its board will grow from 12 to 15 seats when Michael Fiddelke takes the reins Feb. 1.
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Members want Target to prohibit federal agents from staging on the retailer’s store properties without a judicial warrant.
"We need to reclaim our merchandising authority," the incoming leader said Wednesday. Brian Cornell will transition to executive chair on Feb. 1.
Brian Cornell took over a Target in crisis and prepares to depart a company beset by malaise. What’s gone wrong at 1000 Nicollet Mall?
Short of a corporate mandate, some department leaders are requiring multiple days back at the downtown Minneapolis headquarters.
The state holds steady with 17 companies on the 2025 list, but half of them saw revenue declines in fiscal 2024.
At its fourth quarter investor meeting on Tuesday, the Minneapolis-based retailer noted that it’s already been diversifying its global supply chain.
The award winning chef's collection of pizzas and Korean appetizers is first in a new series of Good & Gather Collabs for Target.
Following Target's rollback of some DEI initiatives, the North Minneapolis entrepreneur focuses on how the retailer has helped to grow his business.
Seena Hodges reacts to Target’s DEI rollback and offers advice to other organizations grappling with the future of diversity and inclusion efforts.
Customers are visiting less and spending less, company execs said in a Wednesday morning call with analysts.
Target's long-tenured chief external officer announces book deal and leadership platform.
The retailer’s financial results surpassed Wall Street expectations, though it’s preparing for a decline in comp sales in 2024.
He most recently served as chief financial officer and steered the company through the early days of the pandemic.
Target is planning quarterly weeks for corporate employees to be in the office in 2024. Workplace experts weigh in.
We dug into "shrink" and retailers' methodology for what gets put behind lock and key.
John Mulligan and Laysha Ward are slated to transition to “strategic advisors” before formally retiring from their posts.
The Minneapolis-based retailer says it needs to close nine stores in four other states due to rising crime and theft.