Target

Target, we still love you, but you probably should start looking at things a little closer.

Michigan Congressman Dan Kildee and other Democratic members of the House Financial Services Committee have called for an inquiry into the massive Target data breach that compromised as many as 110 million consumers. In a letter to Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-TX), Kildee along with 16 other Democrats asked for a hearing to explore the recent data breach, review current

Approximately 40 million credit and debit card accounts used by Target customers may have been impacted by a major data breach, the retailer said Thursday. Customer names along with credit and debit card numbers may have been accessed, as well as the expiration date and three-digit security code on the back of each card, the store said.

Earlier this week, Target announced that, like Best Buy and Toys R Us did recently, it would be joining the price-matching game this holiday season. The company said it plans to match the prices of online retailers as a way to stay competitive during the holiday shopping season.

The Michigan State Police, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Division (MSP/EMHSD) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Target Corporation, paving the way for state officials to partner with Target in the aftermath of an emergency or disaster in Michigan...

If you’re a Walmart shopper because you’re cost-conscious, it may be time to switch your allegiances — turns out Target is now cheaper, and the pricing gap between the two mega-stores is the widest it’s been in two years.

Rick Smith, whose site ‘Noah’s Dad’ is about his son with Down syndrome, is singing the praises of big-box retailer Target, which recently included a 6-year-old boy with the chromosomal condition in one of its ads.