A follow-up analysis of X conversations from May 27 to June 3 found that the coordinated campaign against Target continued to resonate long after the boycotts began, according to Cyabra.

Now CEO Brian Cornell is meeting with Al Sharpton—at Target’s request—to discuss the company’s DEI stance and commitment to the Black community, according to a CNBC report.As the head of ...

In February, Target’s foot traffic dipped by 9% year-over-year. March showed a slight improvement, but it still declined by 6.50%, compared to the same month last year.

Target stumbles as tariffs hit earnings and sales fall amid DEI backlash. The retail chain is battling fast-changing trade policy. But it’s also become a focus for angst over corporate rollbacks ...

Before the Target boycott started, the company was starting to see a slump in stock prices. On Jan. 31, shares closed at $137.91. By April 16, it plunged to $90.46, down 34.4%.