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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) and Dr. Squatch launch a limited-edition men's soap called "Not Santa": Sandalwood Summit, available nationwide starting Dec. 7, 2025. The bar is made with over 98% natural origin ingredients, sandalwood extract and medium grit, and is priced at $7.99. It will sell in all Target stores and on Target.com with same-day services (Same Day Delivery, Drive Up, Order Pickup) and standard shipping options (Next-Day Delivery, 2-Day Shipping free over $35).
The collaboration stars Kris K. from Target and ties into a broader holiday ad campaign featuring ten new spots and additional cameos to extend the character's seasonal presence.
Target (NYSE: TGT) is launching an AI-enhanced Cyber Monday event running from Nov. 30, 2025 (2 a.m. CT) through Dec. 1, 2025, offering savings of up to 50% off on thousands of items across apparel, tech, home, toys and more.
New digital features include a Target app in ChatGPT, an AI-powered Gift Finder, a List Scanner for handwritten wish lists, and a dedicated Deals page on Target.com and the app. Target Plus marketplace is expanded, having more than doubled its partner count over the past year, and Target Circle members receive an extra 5% off when paying with a Target Circle Card.
Target (NYSE: TGT) is extending Black Friday into a weeklong shopping event from Nov 23–29, 2025, with deals up to 50% off across tech, toys, small appliances, apparel and more. Select promotions include $100 off PlayStation 5, up to $200 off Apple products, and 50% off select Beats headphones. Stores open at 6 a.m. local time on Nov 28 for in-store giveaways: the first 100 guests per store receive a limited-edition tote and 10 shoppers per store win prizes valued $99–$350. Target Circle 360 members get early access to some deals. Target also launches seven Target-exclusive products and offers same-day and next-day fulfillment options. Cyber Monday runs Nov 30–Dec 1.
Target (NYSE: TGT) will run a multi-day Black Friday event Sunday, Nov. 23 through Saturday, Nov. 29, with deals of up to 50% off across tech, toys, apparel, home and more.
Key shopper perks: stores open 6 a.m. local on Black Friday (Nov. 28); the first 100 guests at each store receive an iridescent tote with giveaways and 10 shoppers per store will find prizes valued from $99–$350. Select early-access deals run Nov. 27–29 for Target Circle 360 members.
Target also launches exclusives (Mario Kart jacket $69.99, Wicked vinyl $49.99, Topps & Pokémon Black Friday trading-card drops priced ~$34.99) and will hold a Cyber Monday event Nov. 30–Dec. 1.
Edna’s Non-Alcoholic Cocktail Co. reports accelerated retail expansion after its Margarita SKU launched October 16, 2025, and a new variety 6-pack introduced mid-October. Key retail wins include a national placement at Target (NYSE: TGT) as part of a 6-pack variety, distribution through the INFRA network, and a nationwide 4-pack rollout at London Drugs timed for Dry January. The company cites award credentials from multiple zero-proof competitions and plans to deepen distribution, merchandising, sampling, social and in-store activations over coming months.
Target (NYSE: TGT) will launch a beta Target app inside ChatGPT beginning next week (announced Nov 19, 2025) to enable curated, conversational shopping.
The experience supports multi-item checkout in one transaction, fresh food ordering, and fulfillment choices including free same-day Drive Up, Order Pickup, and shipping. Users can browse Target's full assortment, request personalized recommendations, build baskets, and purchase through their Target account. Target said the app will be enhanced in coming weeks with features like linking Target Circle and same-day delivery.
Target (NYSE: TGT) reported third quarter 2025 results on November 19, 2025: net sales $25.3B (down 1.5% yoy) with comparable sales -2.7% and digital comps +2.4%. Third quarter GAAP EPS was $1.51 vs $1.85 a year ago; Adjusted EPS was $1.78. Operating income was $0.9B (including non-recurring items) and operating margin was 3.8% (4.4% excluding non-recurring items).
Non-merchandise sales grew 17.7%. Company reaffirmed Q4 expectation of a low-single digit sales decline and set full-year GAAP EPS guidance of $7.70–$8.70 and Adjusted EPS of $7.00–$8.00.
Target (NYSE:TGT) will webcast its third-quarter 2025 earnings conference call on Wednesday, November 19, 2025 at 7:00 a.m. Central Time. Investors and media can access the live webcast via the company's investor site at Corporate.Target.com/Investors under "Events & Presentations."
Target serves guests at nearly 2,000 stores and online at Target.com; additional corporate and press information is available on the company's website.
Target (NYSE: TGT) on Nov 12, 2025 launched AI-powered holiday features in its Target app to simplify gift discovery, shopping and in-store navigation. Key features include a conversational Target Gift Finder, a List Scanner to add handwritten wish lists to cart, and an enhanced Store Mode that auto-activates in-store to guide guests and surface alternate fulfillment (same-day or next-day delivery in eligible markets).
The company noted guests who use the app in-store have basket sizes nearly 50% higher, and the update adds gamified elements like a "Find Bullseye" in-store hunt and holiday stickers at checkout.
Target (NYSE: TGT) announced price cuts and a nationwide donation to support families for the 2025 holiday season. Starting November 2025, Target is lowering prices on 3,000 food, beverage and essential items and is offering a complete Thanksgiving dinner at less than $5 per person. The company also pledged a $500,000 donation to Feeding America to support its network, which Target says will help provide five million meals through 200 food banks and 60,000 partner agencies. Target said these actions contribute to its 2025 food-security track of over $2.5M in grants and 150 million pounds of food, part of a $400M annual target in products and cash to nonprofits.