target

Trends show a rising demand for non-alcohol and low-alcohol options among consumers.

Target says it will not require its downtown Minneapolis headquarters employees to return to the office for the rest of the year, due to a surge in COVID-19 cases.

You're not the only one who's excited about Prime Day... scammers are too.

You don't get to dictate policy for all states much less each American citizen. You can have your own store rules and you are responsible for enforcing them. Who in the hell do you think you are?

It's Cyber Monday! Here's a list of some great deals we've found for you. We'll update this page all day long with more awesome deals as we find them, so be sure to check back with us throughout the day! Walmart Here are direct links to some popular Walmart Cyber Monday categories ...

Back in November of 2013 a massive cyber hack of Target stores nationwide led to widespread fraud attacks on Target customers.

You've heard all the news about 'Creepy Clowns' popping up in the strangest of places across the country. Target says they have had enough. They will stop selling clown masks both online and on location. Fired up by social media and news stories of people in clown masks terrorizing residential neighborhoods, a ton of copycats have sprung up across all over the nation...

I am sure you have seen the uproar nationally about transgender people now being allowed to pick and choose which bathroom they would like to use. Many people are very frustrated with this issue while others support it. Recently Target corporate headquarters took an official stance for their nationwide chain saying that they support this law and enforce it in their stores as an official policy...

Target, we still love you, but you probably should start looking at things a little closer.

Walked into a big box retailer last week only to be greeted by an 8-foot-tall Christmas tree with a placard hanging on it reminding shoppers that it was only "50 days until Christmas." That was a week ago and the number of shopping days until Christmas are melting rapidly...

Approximately 40 million credit and debit card accounts used by Target customers may have been impacted by a major data breach, the retailer said Thursday. Customer names along with credit and debit card numbers may have been accessed, as well as the expiration date and three-digit security code on the back of each card, the store said.

Earlier this week, Target announced that, like Best Buy and Toys R Us did recently, it would be joining the price-matching game this holiday season. The company said it plans to match the prices of online retailers as a way to stay competitive during the holiday shopping season.