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How Target lost to Walmart in the online shopping wars

Between the pandemic upending shopping habits five years ago and the economy causing consumers to tighten their purse strings in 2025, it’s been a tumultuous half decade for retailers.

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How Walmart, Target, Home Depot and Lowe’s Confront Tariff Pressures

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Tariffs aren't keeping Walmart from attracting shoppers and outpacing Target

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‘They don’t remember who they are anymore’: Here’s why Target is falling behind Walmart

The biggest difference lately, though, is financial performance, underscored by the retailers’ earnings reports this week.

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Walmart helps pull Wall Street to its 5th straight loss

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Target is getting crushed by Walmart. Here are the reasons why.

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Target Vs Walmart: Which Has The Cheaper Generic Food Brand?

Granted, that's only a difference of $0.01, but Great Value technically still takes the crown.

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Heard on the Street Thursday Recap: Mostly Low Prices

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Walmart And Target Earnings

Higher tariffs are kicking in. Here's what Walmart and other retailers said about their impact

For Walmart, Target and Tapestry-owned Coach, importing goods early and having merchandise in warehouses before tariffs took effect have helped them curb the hit from higher rates.

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Target Is America’s Worst Run Company

Target (NYSE: TGT) has done a great deal to ruin its own business. Most of the problems were management mistakes, which hurt earnings. However, management likes to say the retail market was challenging.

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Walmart results show consumer resilience; shares down after recent rally

Walmart's results WMT.N on Thursday show U.S. consumers across the spectrum are still flocking to the retailer's stores despite economic headwinds, but shares dipped as the company's margins ebbed and inventory costs rose.

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How Target let Walmart steal its rizz

It didn’t have to be this way. At the start of his tenure, Cornell, who the company announced yesterday will step down as CEO on February 1, was an outsider unafraid to move fast and break things. He had been CEO of a big PepsiCo unit, Michaels Stores, and Sam’s Club before that.

Target's new CEO pick raises doubts about its much-needed brand reboot

Target needs a hard reset on strategy, Wall Street believes. And new CEO Michael Fiddelke may not be the person to do it.