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Target Corp (NY:TGT)

102.89 -1.98 (-1.88%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 3:44 PM EDT, Jul 15, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Amazon’s Extended Prime Day Ends On A High: Retail Investors Cheer
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Why Target Tumbled 27% in the First Half of 2025
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Is Amazon Stock the Best Prime Day Deal?
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Amazon Prime Day Kicks Off With $7.9B In U.S. Online Sales On First Day
Adobe Analytics data revealed that strong deals across U.S. retailers on the first day of Amazon Prime Day prompted shoppers to trade up and purchase higher-ticket items. 
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Former Apple Employee Took A Leaf Out Of Alibaba's Book — Helped Jeff Bezos Transform Amazon's Summer Slump Into A Billion Dollar Prime Day Powerhouse
Amazon's (NASDAQ: AMZN) Prime Day, a retail extravaganza generating billions in sales, can be traced back to a pivotal pitch made to Jeff Bezos, the company's founder, by a single executive. 
Via Benzinga
Amazon's Switch 2 Launch Ends Cold War With Nintendo—Exclusive Invites Mark Return To Gaming Frontlines
Nintendo has launched Switch 2 on Amazon through an invite-only system, marking the end of a year-long retail dispute between the companies. 
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Motley Fool Investors Look Back at the First Half of 2025
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Confluence Sells 184,995 PepsiCo Shares in Portfolio Trim
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Amazon Prime Day Vs. Walmart Deals Days Vs. Target Circle Week: Summer Sales Showdown
Major retailers are rolling out massive summer savings events this week with Amazon Prime Day, Walmart Deals and Target Circle Week leading the charge. 
Via Benzinga
Amazon Prime Day To Push US Online Sales To $23.8 Billion, Says Adobe
Amazon’s four-day Prime Day event is expected to drive online spending across U.S. retailers to $23.8 billion, up 28.4%, according to data by Adobe Analytics. 
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Amazon Prime Day Kicks Off Tomorrow. Here's How Much Shoppers Are Expected To Spend.
Amazon stock was up slightly as the tech giant geared up for its longest-ever Amazon Prime Day. Sales are seen growing 60% by one analyst . 
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Walmart, Peloton, Chewy Set To Steal Amazon's Prime Day — Again
Walmart and Target are counter-programming Amazon with their own deal events like "Black Friday in July" and "Circle Week." 
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Why Are These 3 High-Yield Dividend King Stocks Near 52-Week Lows While the S&P 500 Just Hit an All-Time High?
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Why Target Stock Is Rising Despite Falling Early in Today's Trading
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'This Is Just A Necessary Spend': Back-To-School Spending Holds Steady Despite Economic Uncertainties
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Amazon's AI-Powered 4-Day Prime Day Will Drive Billions In Sales
Bank of America analyst maintains Buy rating on Amazon with $248 price forecast, noting 11th Prime Day event to have extended 4-day window with AI savings tools and estimated $21.4B in GMV. 
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1 Unpopular Stock that Deserves Some Love and 2 to Ignore
Wall Street has issued downbeat forecasts for the stocks in this article. These predictions are rare - financial institutions typically hesitate to say bad things about a company because it can... 
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