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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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Target is targeting vegan consumers with its ongoing partnership with actor-author Tabitha Brown. Beginning Sunday (Jan. 8), shoppers can purchase a line of vegan food products, tableware, cookware and kitchen decor curated by Brown, Target said in a news release.

Target Hopes to Boost Food Sales With Tabitha Brown Partnership

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Sysco

V.F.

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"Dividend Aristocrats. in the S&P 500 Index have raised their annual payouts every year for at least 25 consecutive years. "--Kiplinger.com/Investing. 65 Aristocrats screened as of January 3, 2022 represented all eleven Morningstar Sectors. Broker estimated-top-ten net-gains ranged 13.23%-26.61% topped by VFC & TGT.

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Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) significantly underperformed the broader market in 2022. But the new year, as per a Wells Fargo analyst, is unlikely to be a great one for it either.

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The bank downgraded the retailer's stock to Equal-weight, citing an uncertain consumer backdrop.

Target Is No Longer an 'Attractive Investment', Wells Fargo Says

Target is no longer an attractive investment for 2023, a recent Wells Fargo analysis says. Edward Kelly, an analyst for the bank, said the retailer's outlook “has deteriorated meaningfully,” according to a report Wednesday (Jan. 4) from Seeking Alpha.

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Wayfair

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Walmart

Sales in January could set the tone for 2023 — when some economists and retail industry watchers anticipate the U.S. will tip into a recession.

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