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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 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).
ButcherBox launched fresh, 100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef products in 1,463 Target (NYSE:TGT) stores across 326 cities, marking its first major retail rollout beyond its frozen subscription service. The exclusive offering includes five fresh SKUs with no antibiotics, no added hormones and third-party animal welfare certifications. ButcherBox reported subscription revenue exceeded $570 million in 2025, more than 10% year-over-year growth. The retail launch follows a prior Target Plus marketplace entry and aims to reach consumers who shop grocery stores more frequently than online.
Target (NYSE: TGT) is launching Jeremiah Brent Home, an exclusive bedding collection designed with interior designer Jeremiah Brent, available Jan. 18, 2026 in about 1,800 stores and on Target.com.
The assortment includes more than 80 bedding items—sheets, duvets, comforters and blankets—in sizes twin to California king. Prices range from $30–$119, with most items under $100. Key styles include Walk in the Woods, Textured Stripe, Contrast Border and Scalloped Geo.
Customers can buy in stores, online, or via same-day services: Drive Up, Order Pickup (as soon as two hours) and Same Day Delivery (as little as one hour).
Target (NYSE: TGT) unveiled its 2026 wellness strategy, expanding its wellness assortment by 30% with thousands of new items and more exclusives to strengthen its position as a destination for everyday wellbeing.
Highlights include thousands of items under $10, more than 1,000 new apparel and accessories coming in 2026, expanded supplements, functional beverages, clinician-backed skincare, and new owned-brand and exclusive launches. Target also announced in-store wellness events on Jan. 10 and Jan. 17, 2026, a refreshed Wellness Hub and personalized recommendations via the Target app and site.
Target (NYSE: TGT) announced extended holiday shopping hours and last‑minute shopping options for Dec. 11, 2025. Stores will be open 7 a.m. to midnight through Dec. 23 and until 8 p.m. on Christmas Eve. Order Pickup and Drive Up are available for orders placed up to 6 p.m. on Dec. 24. Same‑day delivery with no markups is offered for orders placed by 3 p.m. on Christmas Eve, and next‑day delivery is available in 35 metro areas. New only‑at‑Target product drops begin mid‑December (including a Caitlin Clark trading card debuting Dec. 14) and a Holiday Countdown Sale Dec. 21–24 features rotating deals with up to 50% off select toys and exclusive Target Circle member savings.
Target (NYSE: TGT) on Dec 11, 2025 announced extended holiday shopping services and time-limited deals to help last‑minute shoppers. Key operational changes include store hours 7 a.m.–midnight through Dec 23 and open until 8 p.m. on Dec 24, Order Pickup and Drive Up available for orders placed through 6 p.m. on Dec 24, and same‑day delivery with no markups for orders placed by 3 p.m. on Dec 24. Target also highlighted next‑day delivery in 35 metro areas, exclusive only‑at‑Target product drops (starting Dec 14), and a Holiday Countdown Sale Dec 12–14 plus rotating deals Dec 21–24 with discounts up to 50% off and Target Circle member exclusives.