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Target cuts 1,800 corporate jobs in its first major layoffs in a decade
Target said on Thursday it’s cutting 1,800 corporate jobs as the retailer tries to get back to growth after four years of roughly stagnant sales.
It marks the first major round of layoffs in a decade for the Minneapolis-based retailer. It announced the layoffs in a memo sent by Target’s incoming CEO Michael Fiddelke to employees at its headquarters.
The eliminated roles are a combination of about 1,000 employee layoffs and about 800 positions that will no longer be filled, a company spokesman said. Together, they represent an approximately 8% cut to Target’s corporate workforce, according to the memo. Affected employees will be notified Tuesday.
Walmart shares are up 312% during outgoing CEO Doug McMillon’s tenure. Here’s how that compares to its rivals
When incoming Walmart CEO John Furner steps into the retailer’s top role, he will try to follow up a period of dramatic share growth that many of Walmart’s rivals have failed to match.
Walmart’s stock has more than quadrupled since outgoing CEO Doug McMillon began in the role in February 2014. Across nine of the 12 calendar years when McMillon has been Walmart’s leader, the company posted positive stock returns.
Among Walmart’s main rivals in the retail and grocery business, only Amazon and Costco have had better stock returns since McMillon took the job. Meanwhile, Walmart’s stock has outperformed those of competitors like Target, Dollar General, Dollar Tree, Kroger and Albertsons
Target CEO Brian Cornell Stepping Down
Brian Cornell, the longtime CEO of Target Corporation, is stepping down from his role on February 1, 2026, after more than a decade at the helm. Under his leadership since 2014, Target underwent a significant transformation, expanding its digital and fulfillment capabilities, revamping store operations, and embracing a more modern retail strategy. Cornell was the company’s first external CEO hire and played a major role in revitalizing the brand during a time of sluggish performance and competitive pressure.
Brian Cornell, the longtime CEO of Target Corporation, is stepping down from his role on February 1, 2026 , after more than a decade at the
Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) is one of America's largest retail chains, known for its distinctive red bullseye logo and commitment to providing customers
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