In retail — and especially in e-commerce — there’s a nuanced distinction between having a very popular sale and arranging for far too little merchandise. It’s like those hold recordings that say the ...

During this election season, there's likely to be a lot more corporate cash in politics, following a Supreme Court ruling last winter that lifted restraints on companies and labor unions. Already, a ...

We’re all familiar with the Target payment card breach late last year. Up to 110 million payment card numbers were stolen through a huge hole in the company’s network, right down to the security of ...

For Target, the dust still hasn't settled after its massive 2013 data breach. Months after the theft of 40 million customer credit and debit card numbers and the names and contact information of up to ...

When noticed, deja vu invariably prompts a double take. Marketers are doing just that with Target’s decision to temporarily remove products for LGBTQ+ customers from some of its Southern locations.

Target announced this week that its CEO, Brian Cornell, is stepping down due to slumping sales. One contributor to falling sales was Target’s reversal on diversity, equity, and inclusion commitments.

The discontinuation of Target Corp.'s smart card initiative conveys some important lessons for the credit card industry, which had been watching the retailer's program as a kind of test balloon for ...

In 2011, Target Corporation, the successful national retailer out of Minnesota, announced they were expanding into neighboring Canada. The launch was aggressive; by assuming almost 200 spaces vacated ...

“Target was certified as meeting the standard for the payment card industry in September 2013. Nonetheless, we suffered a data breach.” Those words by Target Chairman, President, and Chief Executive ...