Pick a timeline -- almost any timeline -- and Target (NYSE: TGT) has been a market laggard. Shares of the discount retailer have fallen 20%, 33%, and 41% over the past one-, three-, and five-year ...

Target is struggling with inflation, since its main categories are discretionary. Target's main competitors are faring much better right now. Target is a Dividend King. Target has been dealing with ...

Target's results have been disappointing, but the business remains solid. Management and the board of directors haven't ignored the problems the company faces. The retail sector has always had to deal ...

Target saw revenue climb during early pandemic days as shoppers appreciated its contactless services. In recent years, though, the retailer has faced a number of challenges -- and this has weighed on ...

Target is yielding 4.2% with a P/E ratio in the low teens. Sales have been sliding for three years, but a new CEO takes the reins next week. Analysts see a return to top- and bottom-line growth at ...