The Latest Breaking News from Target

Retirees on a budget can score great deals at Target on golf clubs, pickleball gear or a raised garden bed -- just to name a few possibilities.

Crochet hooks, birthday candles, paint and more made our list.

A Target worker says they were shocked when they were suddenly fired for “theft” on the job due to a misunderstanding at the coffee machine.

Another shopper has come out about the latest trend to hit retail apparel departments.

Despite rising tariffs, Target offers luxury beauty, fashion and home items at budget-friendly prices — shop makeup, sneakers and more on sale!

The new drop from Hearth & Hand with Magnolia features earthy hues, natural materials, and statement cookware

From school supplies to snacks and pantry staples, here are five products you can grab at Dollar Tree that’ll set you back much more at Target.

Target just dropped its competitor price matching policy. Learn more about the policy, what items could now cost more and how to shop smarter to save money.

As foot traffic and profits already decline, Target has ended its price match policy in 2025. Shoppers could now pay 5% to 13% more vs. Amazon and Walmart.

Target has significantly underperformed the broader market over the past year, and Wall Street analysts remain cautious about its future performance.

Store brands have exploded in popularity over the last decade. They often promise the same quality as name brands at a lower cost—and sometimes, they even outsell their more expensive counterparts. But when it comes to safety, not all store brands are created equal. In fact, there have been several…