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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 (NYSE: TGT) announced that beginning in May 2026 it will carry only cereals made without certified synthetic colors in stores and online. According to the company, this change covers 100% of Target's cereal assortment after reformulations with national and owned-brand partners, preserving variety and price points.
This move builds on Target's Good & Gather standards and supports its broader focus on wellness, food innovation and curated grocery experiences for families.
Target (NYSE: TGT) and Roller Rabbit launch an exclusive, limited-time spring collection on March 7, 2026 featuring more than 250 items across apparel, home, travel and beauty. Nearly 80% of the assortment is priced at $35 or under, with items starting at $3.
The collaboration includes Roller Rabbit's first-ever luggage, an exclusive new print for Target, in-store mystery boxes, extended sizing and adaptive styles, plus limited-edition partner extras and a Dallas pop-up preview on Feb. 28.
Edna’s Non-Alcoholic Cocktail Co. expanded its Target (NYSE:TGT) retail footprint to 1,000 stores nationwide, adding roughly 300 extra stores per SKU and securing premium endcap placement across Target locations. The move increases in-store visibility and promotional support, and the company reports materially higher purchase order volumes pending final quantification.
Edna’s cites strengthened retailer confidence and anticipates higher sales velocity during the promotional period as it scales national distribution.
Target (NYSE:TGT) hosted the Target Spring Beauty Studio at Target SoHo on Feb 11, 2026, celebrating its largest spring beauty assortment to date.
The event featured nearly 3,000 new products, over 60 new brands, expert-led touch-ups, live demos, a Broadway Beauty Bar, and a rotating Spring Style Edit available in-store.
Target (NYSE:TGT) announced executive leadership changes effective Feb. 15, 2026, under new CEO Michael Fiddelke to accelerate growth and simplify structure. Cara Sylvester is named chief merchandising officer and Lisa Roath is named chief operating officer. Rick Gomez will depart and Jill Sando will retire. The company confirmed it expects to report Q4 2025 sales, full-year GAAP EPS and full-year Adjusted EPS in line with prior guidance. An external search is underway for a chief guest experience and marketing officer.
Target (NYSE: TGT) announced its team contributed 1 million volunteer hours in 2025, the 10th time reaching this annual milestone, and plans a $1 million investment in its Bullseye Builds program to revitalize 13 community spaces in 2026. 400,000+ team members served nearly 2,000 communities across all 50 states.
Target reiterated its long-standing commitment to giving 5% of profit to communities since 1946 and described local activations in Minnesota alongside partners including Points of Light and regional nonprofits.
Target (NYSE: TGT) will roll out its largest-ever Spring beauty assortment beginning in February, bringing nearly 3,000 new products and more than 60 new brands to stores and Target.com.
The curated collection features K-beauty expansion, dermatologist-backed skincare, expanded textured haircare and new prestige and sun-protection offerings, with over 90% of items under $20 and a new $6.99 haircare line. Target is also refreshing in-store beauty layouts and offering early access for Target Circle 360 members.
Target (NYSE: TGT) elected John Hoke, III and Steve Bratspies to its board, effective March 1, 2026 and April 1, 2026 respectively. Hoke, former chief innovation officer at NIKE, will serve on the Governance & Sustainability and Compensation & Human Capital Management committees. Bratspies, former CEO of HanesBrands, will serve on the Audit & Risk and Infrastructure & Finance committees.
The appointments align with Target's leadership transition under incoming CEO Michael Fiddelke and emphasize design, merchandising and operational experience. The release notes Bratspies led HanesBrands through the sale of Champion (2024) and its acquisition by Gildan last year.
Target (NYSE:TGT) declared a quarterly dividend of $1.14 per common share. The dividend is payable March 1, 2026 to shareholders of record at the close of business on February 11, 2026. This payment is the company’s 234th consecutive dividend since October 1967.
Filterbaby debuts its new Essential Collection at Target (NYSE:TGT) with a full chainwide rollout to more than 1,800 Target stores and on Target.com in January 2026. The collection includes a Faucet Filter Essential ($69.99) and a Shower Filter Essential ($49.99) in multiple colorways, designed for easier mass‑retail fit while using high‑quality filtration materials that exceed NSF standards. Filters are lab tested to remove up to 99.9% of chlorine, chloramine, certain heavy metals, microplastics and 40+ skin‑irritating contaminants. The shower refill system claims to reduce plastic waste by up to 80%. Filterbaby highlights dermatologist backing, clinical testing for skin hydration and barrier support, and recent industry awards (Glossy, NewBeauty, TIME).