Target Corporation reports news as a U.S. discount retailer serving guests through about 2,000 stores and digital channels. Company updates commonly cover merchandising, seasonal price actions, Target Circle loyalty offers, same-day services, store openings and remodels, and assortment launches across apparel, home, beauty, food and beverage, hardlines, and household essentials.
Target news also includes brand collaborations, private-label and national-brand product availability, community programs such as Bullseye Builds, educator and loyalty discounts, capital investment plans, and regular quarterly dividend declarations. The company's retail model is anchored in its store base, with stores supporting both in-store shopping and fulfillment for online orders.
Target (TGT) has refreshed Threshold, its largest owned Home brand, with more than 800 new items and updated shopping experiences.
The nearly $3 billion brand is part of Target's multi-year effort to rebuild its Home business. Updates span bedding, tabletop and decorative accessories, with related products grouped together in stores and changes to online shopping. Reinvented products already in market, including throws, decorative accessories and candles, are seeing double-digit growth. Tests of updated in-store product presentations show mid-single-digit lifts in sales and units. Target plans to continue evolving Threshold's styles, design and value.
Target (TGT) has completed its SoHo store transformation with the unveiling of a newly redesigned lower level. The space covers home, wellness, toys, and food and beverage, with shoppable living spaces and a New York-inspired food market. Target plans to introduce SoHo-exclusive products, collectibles and experiences in 2027, extending the store's role as a testing ground for retail concepts.
Target (TGT) announced a $30 Thanksgiving meal for six, alongside seasonal food additions and holiday home merchandise. The meal maintains last year's $5-per-person value and includes a Butterball turkey up to 10 pounds, potatoes, stuffing and other accompaniments. Prices are pre-tax and valid November 8–29, 2026; the offer excludes Alaska and Hawaii.
Beginning in November, Good & Gather frozen turkey returns at 79 cents per pound for the third consecutive year, wherever sold. Target also highlighted nearly 60 new and trending food and beverage items and an expanded assortment of $5 sides, pies, appetizers and wine.
Target (NYSE: TGT) is introducing more than 8,000 new holiday gifts alongside AI-powered shopping tools and seasonal deals. More than half of the new assortment is exclusive to Target, and most new holiday items cost $20 or less. Ask Target, its shopping assistant, is available in beta on Target.com and the app. Daily deals run Nov. 1–Dec. 24, with early Black Friday offers Nov. 5–7.
Target (TGT) will bring Simply Shabby Chic back to most stores and Target.com on Oct. 11 through an exclusive multi-year partnership. The partnership reunites Target with designer Rachel Ashwell. The initial collection includes bedding, decorative pillows and throws, with prices starting at $20 and most under $50. Holiday bedding and decor collections will follow in late October.
Target (TGT) unveiled its 2026 Bullseye's Top Toys List, featuring 50 holiday toys with prices starting at $4.99. More than half of the selections are exclusive to Target, as is more than one-fifth of its overall toy assortment. The retailer offers more than 1,000 toys under $10.
The list and digital Holiday Kids Catalog are available on Target.com and the Target app. The catalog features nearly 500 items, video reviews and toy demonstrations. Several listed toys are marked as coming soon. Target will donate $3 per Gigglescape St. Jude bear purchased in stores or online from Nov. 1, 2026, through Jan. 2, 2027, to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Target (TGT) is lowering prices on nearly 2,000 home, apparel and accessories items as holiday shopping begins.
The reductions follow more than 10,000 prices Target lowered over the past year. Select apparel items are priced 20% or more below last year’s levels. Women’s long-sleeve tees now cost $12, down from $15, while the average price of women’s shoes is $35, down from $40 last year. Prices in Target’s refreshed bedding assortment are 15% lower on average; Threshold queen comforters now cost $69, down from $89.
Target Corporation (TGT) declared a regular quarterly dividend of $1.16 per common share, payable on December 1, 2026 to shareholders of record as of the close of business on November 11, 2026.
This fourth-quarter dividend marks Target’s 237th consecutive dividend since the company became publicly held in October 1967.
Target (TGT) will host Target Circle Deal Days on Oct. 6–7, offering Target Circle members up to 40% off thousands of items across apparel, home, beauty, toys, tech and more, with early access to select offers on Oct. 5 for Target Circle 360 members.
The event features category-specific deals such as 40% off select family clothing, up to 65% off Vera Bradley, 30% off Threshold furniture and Hearth & Hand with Magnolia bedding and bath, and up to 40% off select Dyson vacuums. Additional offers include buy-one-get-one Nature Made supplements, up to 40% off toys and tech, and 40% off holiday decor. New members who join Target Circle between Sept. 27–Oct. 5 receive 15% off their first purchase, while approved Target Circle Card and new Target Circle 360 annual members during late September–mid-October earn Target Circle Rewards bonuses.
Target (TGT) appointed Mark Weinstein as chief marketing and guest experience officer, effective immediately, reporting directly to CEO Michael Fiddelke.
Weinstein previously served as Hilton’s global chief marketing officer and head of luxury brands. At Target, he will oversee brand experience across all guest touchpoints, including Roundel, the retail media network, and Target+, the curated marketplace.