
Target launches Enterprise Acceleration Office
“The Enterprise Acceleration Office represents a strategic commitment to operating more nimbly across the organization,” said Target CEO.
“The Enterprise Acceleration Office represents a strategic commitment to operating more nimbly across the organization,” said Target CEO.
Despite disappointing results, Target saw bright spots in groceries, seasonal events, and fashion.
Previously exclusive to Target orders, this no-markup benefit now extends to major partners like CVS, PetSmart, Lowe’s, and regional grocers including Hy-Vee and Giant Eagle.
The retailer is adding new products each month through August to help consumers enjoy celebrations and everyday moments all season long.
Target is showcasing a range of gift options at various price points to help customers thank educators.
The entire Parachute for Target collection will be available on Target.com, and nearly 90 stores will carry a portion of it starting April 27.
Select Target stores will host Good Little Garden events on April 27 to celebrate the launch. These events will feature giveaways and a “build your own bouquet” activity.
The company aims to enhance the digital experience, value, and speed to elevate the consumer shopping journey.
Target, reliant on Mexican produce in winter, may increase prices for customers this week says CEO Brian Cornell.
The company anticipates year-over-year profit pressure in the first quarter due to ongoing consumer uncertainty, tariff impacts, and the timing of certain costs.
New Warby Parker at Target shop-in-shops will offer guests designer-quality eyewear as well as contacts and eye exams.
The new collection will feature over 500 pieces, including stylish apparel, accessories, slides, sporting goods, and bags for adults and kids.
“The addition of the Disney Princess and Marvel collections into our Pillowfort line combines the power of two brands consumers love to create real joy at an incredible value for their families.”
The State Board of Administration of Florida filed the lawsuit.
The complaint claims Target’s statements on DEI efforts highlighted benefits but omitted crucial information.
Activists called on civil rights organizations, including the NAACP and the Urban League, to stand against Target’s decision.