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Target shares experienced the same pain Wal-Mart felt when it said it would invest billions in the business. » Read More
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Target CEO Brian Cornell spoke with CNBC about his long-term strategy for the retailer. » Read More |
Brian Cornell says he believes the White House doesn't want to see prices go up sharply for families buying clothes for their kids. » Read More |
These investments will also take $1 billion out of the company's operating margin annually, Target CEO Brian Cornell said. » Read More |
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