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Target

Market Pantry is a brand of Target private label grocery products.

Market Pantry

Embark is a brand of Target private label outdoor gear and camping equipment.

Embark

up&up offers essential commodities including household, healthcare, beauty, baby, and personal care products. The brand claims to offer products of equal quality to national brands at a fraction of the cost, averaging a savings of 30 percent. As of September 2009, up & up offers over 800 products across 40 categories.

up&up

Project 62 is a premium furniture line replacing Threshold.

Project 62

Target Corp. engages in the operation and ownership of general merchandise stores. It offers food assortments including perishables, dry grocery, dairy, and frozen items. The company was founded by George Draper Dayton in 1902 and is headquartered in Minneapolis, MN.

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Target reports resilient Q1 performance amidst inflation and cautious outlook

Target's Q1 performance showed resilience in the face of inflation and interest rate hikes, with a focus on trust, loyalty, and strategic relevance. The company remains cautious due to macro and shrink pressures but is confident in its long-term prospects for profitable growth.

Target exceeds Q2 earnings expectations, cautious outlook for remainder

Target's Q2 performance exceeded expectations despite challenges, with a focus on building joyful assortments and investing in assets. The company faces cautious expectations for the remainder of the year but sees opportunities in seasonal moments and continued agility and efficiency. Target remains confident in its long-term prospects for profitable growth.

Target reports strong Q3 earnings but cautious about holiday season

Target's third quarter performance showed strong financials but a decline in comparable sales. The company is cautious about the holiday season but remains focused on long-term growth strategies and enhancing the guest experience.

Target navigates challenges with agility and innovation for growth

Target's Q4 2023 earnings call highlighted a resilient performance amidst industry challenges, with a strategic focus on agility, innovation, and guest experience. The company aims to drive profitability through cost discipline, investments in team and guest engagement, and leveraging its strengths in retail and partnerships.

Target reports steady Q1 performance amidst inventory challenges

Target's Q1 performance met expectations with in-store sales growth outpacing digital sales.
The company faces challenges from inventory shrink and organized retail crime but maintains a focus on efficiency and cost-saving efforts.
Opportunities lie in long-term growth strategies, investments in guest engagement, and leveraging market share opportunities.

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Disney

Home Depot

Many investors keep talking about a recession and yet, there's still no recession. Regardless, it's got some investors looking for recession-proof stocks, while others are looking to buy stocks for an economic boom.

Recession Roulette: 3 Stocks to Stake Your Bet on a Boom, Not Bust, in 2023

Kroger

Kroger and Target announced increases to their dividend payments in June. In five years, their dividends have risen by more than 70%.

2 Magnificent Dividend Stocks That Recently Raised Their Payouts

Anheuser-Busch InBev

Target (NYSE: TGT), one of the largest retail store operators in the US, and The North Face owner VF Corp (NYSE: VFC) had been facing headwinds in the stock market over the last few months after coming under intense scrutiny over their conservative efforts to promote progressive agendas.

Target and North Face stocks are up this much in a month; Is the backlash over?

Both companies are high-profile operators in the retail sector. Target has cemented its status as a Dividend King.

Dividend Hikes That Could Make These 2 Stocks No-Brainer Buys for Retail Investors

AbbVie

ABM Industries

Archer-Daniels-Midland Company

Black Hills

Cincinnati Financial

California Water Service Group

Federal Realty Investment Trust

Gorman-Rupp

Leggett & Platt

Altria

National Fuel Gas

Northwest Natural Gas

Universal Corp

"There is only one-criterion to be included among the Dividend Kings: a publicly-traded company must increase its total fiscal-year dividend-payout for a minimum of 50 consecutive-years."--Dogs of the Dow. The 50 Dividend Kings screened as of June 27, 2023, represented nine of eleven Morningstar Sectors. Broker targeted-top-ten net-gainers ranged 20.35%-40.04% topped-by ABM Industries, and Gorman-Rupp. By yield, MO tops-all. Top-ten Kingly July yields from NFG, BKH, ABBV, NWN, FRT, CDUAF, MMM, UVV, LEG, & MO averaged 5.4%.

July Dividend Kings: 5 Buys, 4 To Watch

Campbell Soup

Lowe's

Signet Jewelers

Tootsie Roll Industries

Williams-Sonoma

Recession, interest rates, employment, and the housing market – American consumers are weighing the futures of all these topics. Apprehension has led to a fallback in spending.

The 7 Most Undervalued Consumer Stocks to Buy Now

Automatic Data Processing

Albemarle

Clorox

Essex Property Trust

Hormel Foods

Medtronic

Realty Income Corp

Stanley Black & Decker

Sysco

T. Rowe Price Group

V.F.

Walgreens

The ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF is recovering in June after a poor performance in May, with a 5.96% gain compared to a 5.90% loss in the previous month. Despite this, 31 dividend aristocrats are outperforming NOBL year-to-date through May. I present 3 strategies that can theoretically beat the dividend aristocrat index in the long term. After nearly 23 months, 2 of the 3 buy-and-hold portfolios continue to generate alpha over NOBL and all 3 are beating SPY.

My Best Dividend Aristocrats For July 2023

Starbucks

Sometimes it's not the dividend yield that investors are after, but rather, the rate of growth for the dividend. Ideally, these dividend growth stocks not only kick out a healthy yield, but also give investors a solid annual raise.

3 Dividend Growth Stocks to Boost Your Income

Amazon

Costco

Rivian Automotive

Walmart

The pandemic-era pause on student-loan repayments ends this fall, and Amazon.com Inc., Walmart Inc. and Target Corp. are the retailers most exposed to the fallout on consumer spending, according to an analysis by Jefferies.

With student-loan payments resuming, these retailers could be affected the most as customers feel the squeeze

Airbnb

NIKE

Since the pandemic onset, student loan payments have paused, with interest rates at 0%. However, these payments will restart in late August, affecting consumer spending.

3 Stocks That Will Take It on the Chin When Student Loan Payments Resume in August

DigitalOcean Holdings

Infosys

June has witnessed its fair share of analyst stock downgrades, leading investors to approach the market cautiously. Investor sentiment can be as unpredictable as the wind, especially in the fast-paced world of Wall Street.

Analyst Stock Downgrades: 3 Stocks Wall Street Is Dissing in June

Dollar General

Few industries were as hard hit as retail during last year's market selloff. Rising prices and interest rates caused shoppers to curtail spending.

These 2 Retail Stocks: Analysts Say, "Buy the Dip!"

Target Corp.'s TGT, -0.81% big sale event for members of its Target Circle loyalty program will overlap with Amazon.com Inc.'s AMZN, +0.23% Prime Day. Target announced Wednesday morning that Target Cricle Week will run from July 9 to July 15 this year.

Target Circle Week sale event will overlap with Amazon's Prime Day and run from July 9 to July 15

The week-long event features deep savings of up to 50% off across Target's entire assortment, including Target-exclusive brands and top national brands like Dyson and Keurig Members of Target Circle, Target's free-to-join loyalty program, can shop the deals in stores, online and via the Target app Guests who aren't Target Circle members can access the deals by joining Target Circle for free at  Target.com/circle  — it's quick and easy Guests can get their deals the same day with the retailer's free same-day Order Pickup and Drive Up services, no membership fee required; or delivered to their door through Same-Day Delivery with Shipt MINNEAPOLIS , June 21, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) today announced its biggest sale of the season, Target Circle Week, July 9-15 — exclusively for members of Target Circle, Target's free-to-join loyalty program. With savings of up to 50%, it's a full week of deals on Target owned brands like Sun Squad, Good & Gather and Cat & Jack and top national brands like Dyson and Keurig.

Target Circle Week, the Biggest Sale of the Season, is Coming July 9-15 with Exclusive Savings for Target Circle Members

Target has opened a new supply chain facility in the Atlanta area and may open similar ones in other cities to expand next-day delivery.

Target races to bring next-day delivery to customers farther from city centers

Booking Hlds

eBay

While the U.S. economy has proved surprisingly resilient in 2023, the majority of economists are still calling for a recession in the next 12 months. Meanwhile, the Conference Board's consumer confidence index hit a six-month low last month.

Excessive Consumer Spending Is Over! Time to Sell These 3 Stocks

Over the past few months, numerous companies have found themselves in the crosshairs of a growing conservative backlash. Still, most notably, Anheuser-Busch's Bud Light (NYSE: BUD), Target Corp (NYSE: TGT), and VF Corp.'s (NYSE: VFC) North Face brand are among those who have faced the brunt of this vehement opposition.

Bud Light, Target, and North Face stocks lost over $25 billion from their value since May

Target stock has dropped, but people are still shopping at the retailer.

Why It's Time to Buy Target Stock

The macro environment may not be wholly conducive for a discretionary play, but we see merit in Target's convalescing inventory, gross margin, and cash-generation positions. The company's operating efficiencies and earnings growth are not well-captured by the forward valuations. Even though the recent hike was underwhelming, the current dividend yield is still well above what you'd normally get from this stock.

Target: Turning Constructive (Rating Upgrade)

Target's (TGT) current hike marks the 52nd successive year of a dividend increase. The company raises the quarterly dividend by 1.9%.

Target (TGT) Hikes Dividend: What Else You Should Know

MINNEAPOLIS , June 15, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) today announced voting results from its 2023 Annual Meeting of Shareholders held on June 14, 2023 ("Annual Meeting"). Shareholders elected 12 members of the board of directors, ratified the appointment of Target's independent registered public accounting firm, approved the advisory "Say on Pay" management proposal, approved "1 Year" for the advised frequency of Target's Say on Pay votes, and rejected one shareholder proposal.

Target Announces Voting Results from 2023 Annual Meeting of Shareholders

Target Corp  (NYSE:TGT) stock is up 2% at $135.97 this morning, after the retailer said it will hike dividends to $1.10 per share, or 1.9%.

Target Stock Extends Bounce After Dividend Hike

Shares of Target Corp (NYSE: TGT) jumped nearly 3.0% this morning after the big-box retailer announced an increase in its quarterly dividend. Target now pays a dividend yield of 3.20% On Thursday, the grocery chain raised its dividend to $1.10 a share – a 1.9% increase.

Big-box retailer Target Corp raises dividend by 1.9%

The move comes after a brutal month for the big-box retailer.

Target Raises Dividend Following Stock Selloff

Shares of Target Corp. TGT tacked on 0.2% in premarket trading Thursday, after the discount retailer raised its quarterly dividend by 1.9%, to $1.10 a share from $1.08. Shareholders of record on Aug. 16 will be paid the dividend on Sept.

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