Target shoppers in New Jersey and across the U.S. have stopped spending money at Target. Here's why, what to know about ...

Since February, activists across the US have shunned the retail giant for its decision to roll back DEI initiatives.

While consumers protest the dismantling of DEI initiatives, the boycott is also limiting shopping habits. How long can we live without the convenience of the major retailer?

Target’s decision to scale back its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives has sparked a nationwide backlash that ...

According to Placer.ai., foot traffic at Target stores dropped 4.7 percent year-on-year for the week beginning April 7. The ...

A Georgia pastor is calling for a permanent boycott of Target unless they reinstate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) ...

Rev. Jamal Byrant, who has since March 5 (Ash Wednesday) asked Black congregations around the nation to halt spending at Target, said he will remain steadfast to an ongoing boycott of the big box ...

“This is the perfect catalyst.” The Target boycott began last month in response to the retailer’s rollback of its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in January, less than a week ...

Target stock seen a steady decrease since the start of February. On April 1, it closed at $95.37. It hit a 52-week low on April 8, dropping to $87.35 before closing at $88.76. A boycott ...

Target Corp. faces backlash as boycott intensifies over diversity and inclusion commitments. CEO's pay package worth $20.4 million last year.

Target stock has plummeted since earlier this year, before the first boycott against the retailer. On Jan. 31, shares closed at $137.91. On April 16, they were at $90.46, down 34.4%. Placer.ai's ...

Target has for weeks been the subject of backlash ... by grassroots advocacy group The People's Union USA, with a June boycott nearing. What's going on with the once-flourishing retailer?