November 16, 2016 by MMR
sales, Target Corp., third-quarter profit
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MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp. on Wednesday posted fiscal third-quarter profits and sales that exceeded expectations. The retailer also raised its forecast for fourth-quarter sales and full-year earnings. Target earned $1.04 per share in the third quarter on sales of $16.4 billion. Analysts had expected earnings of 83 cents a share on $16.3 billion in revenue,
November 14, 2016 by MMR
Anne Dament, Safeway Inc., senior vice president of grocery merchandising, Target chief executive officer Brian Cornell, Target Corp.
2016, Issue 11-14-2016, Issues
MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp. senior vice president of grocery merchandising Anne Dament will be leaving the company on November 18 after a year and half in that role, Target announced earlier this month. Dament was hired in April 2015 from Safeway Inc. to oversee the food business as one of the first major hires by
November 9, 2016 by MMR
network planning and operational design, senior vice president, Shekar Natarajan, Target Corp., Walmart
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MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp. has hired former Walmart executive Shekar Natarajan for the newly created role of senior vice president, network planning and operational design, with oversight of Target’s direct-to-store and direct-to-customer shipping operations. Natarajan will join Target on November 20 and work out of its offices in Sunnyvale, Calif. He will report to Arthur
November 3, 2016 by MMR
Anne Dament, Mark Tritton, senior vice president of grocery merchandising, Target Corp., Target's chief merchandising officer
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MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp. announced that Anne Dament, senior vice president of grocery merchandising, will be leaving the company on November 18 after 18 months in the role. The retailer said it will conduct an extensive search within and outside the company to find Dament’s replacement. Her duties are being transitioned to Mark Tritton, Target’s
October 31, 2016 by MMR
flexible-format, Target Corp.
2016, Issue 10-31-2016, Issues
MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp. opened four of its “flexible format” stores on October 6, including a two-story, 45,000-square-foot store on Greenwich Street in New York’s Tribeca neighborhood to serve city dwellers, office workers, tourists and others. Target on that date also opened flexible-format stores in Philadelphia; Cupertino, Calif.; and State College, Pa. The company now
October 6, 2016 by MMR
flexible-format, store opening, Target Corp., Tribecca
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NEW YORK — Target Corp. has brought its flexible format to Manhattan, opening a two-story, 45,000-square-foot store to serve millennials and other city dwellers in the trendy neighborhood of Tribeca. The store is one of four flexible format stores Target opened on Wednesday. The other three are in Philadelphia; Cupertino, Calif.; and State College, Pa.
October 3, 2016 by MMR
Dallas-Fort Worth area, grocery, Target Corp.
2016, Issue 10-03-2016, Issues
MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp. is set to start remodeling 30 of its stores in the Dallas-Fort Worth area to reflect changes in the retailer’s new grocery strategy. Dallas is the only market that’s getting a major grocery overhaul for now, the Dallas Morning News reported last month. The changes, which include new lighting, fixtures and
September 26, 2016 by MMR
chief digital officer, Jason Goldberger, Target Corp.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp. announced on Friday that chief digital officer Jason Goldberger had left the company, “effective immediately.” Goldberger’s responsibilities will be split between two Target executives, the company said in a statement. Work related to pricing and promotions is being taken over by Mark Tritton, Target’s chief merchandising officer, who joined Target in
September 19, 2016 by MMR
executive vice president and chief marketing officer Jeff Jones, president, Target Corp., Uber
2016, Issue 09-19-2016, Issues
MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp. executive vice president and chief marketing officer Jeff Jones has left the company to become president of ride sharing at Uber, with responsibility for the company’s global operations, marketing and customer support. “As we move into the next phase at Uber, one in which we will build a global brand infused
August 30, 2016 by MMR
Jeff Jones, Target chairman and chief executive officer Brian Cornell, Target Corp., Uber
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MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp. executive vice president and chief marketing officer Jeff Jones is leaving the company, effective September 9, the company announced Tuesday morning. Jones, who has served as Target’s top marketer since 2012, will become the president of ride sharing at Uber, with responsibility for the company’s global operations, marketing and customer support.
August 29, 2016 by MMR
flexible-format, Target Corp., Target Mobile and Order Pickup, urban
2016, Issue 08-29-2016, Issues
MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp.’s commitment to an urban growth strategy featuring flexible-format stores carrying assortments tailored to the local clientele is taking the retailer into Manhattan’s East Village neighborhood with a store set to open in 2018. Target’s website notes that the two-level, 27,000-square-foot store will offer apparel and accessories, home goods, food (with grab-and-go
August 17, 2016 by MMR
Brian Cornell, second quarter, Target Corp., Target’s chairman and chief executive officer
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MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp. on Wednesday reported adjusted earnings per share of $1.23 in its second quarter, well above analysts’ projections of $1.13, on revenue of nearly $16.2 billion, which was in line with expectations. Profit declined 9.7% from the prior-year period, on revenue that dropped 7.2%. Citing challenges ahead, the company lowered its guidance