Target (NYSE:TGT) shares climbed more than 2.5% on Thursday after news broke that CEO Brian Cornell is preparing to meet with civil rights leader Rev. Al Sharpton to discuss the company's recent ...

Target CEO Brian Cornell met with civil rights leader the Rev. Al Sharpton Thursday as megachurch Pastor Jamal Bryant announced that nearly 200,000 people signed up for a 40-day boycott of the ...

A Target spokesperson said there have been no updates on the CEO’s plans. The retailer does have a long list of prominent executive vice presidents — including chief operating officer Michael Fiddelke ...

Target CEO Brian Cornell said there's no room for price gouging in the competitive retail landscape. Cornell was asked whether the tactic boosted Target's profits, after Democratic presidential ...

Target's chief executive officer plans to meet this week with the Rev ... on Thursday confirmed Sharpton planned to see Target CEO Brian Cornell in New York but declined to provide any details ...

Target CEO Brian Cornell said that raising prices ... who are fearful of spending because the administration’s tariff plans. The company is “focused on supporting American families as they ...

Not quite, but Target’s CEO is experiencing a steep decline in ... Last year, it publicized its plans to scale back on queer-themed merch due to performative right-wing outrage.

CEO Brian Cornell said shoppers have made nearly a billion trips to Target this year so far, up 20% since 2019. Cornell attributed these increased visits to the "special bond" Target has forged ...

Target managed to return to sales growth in the second quarter, ending a yearlong slide. The retailer said it offers strong value for customers who are more careful about their spending.