Brian Cornell
Former Target CEO Brian Cornell Scores $21.8M Pay Package in Final Year in the Corner Office
Shareholders are also pushing for the company's chair to be an independent director.
The New Target: Incoming CEO Michael Fiddelke Takes Aim
Target gained during CEO Brian Cornell's tenure, but not enough to satisfy the company itself and retailer is…
Change in Command: Target Names Michael Fiddelke Its Next CEO
Wall Street reacts poorly to the news that an insider will take the reins of Target next year and that sales…
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Target Beats Q4 Projections, but Sees Some Softness Headed Into the New Fiscal Year
While sounding bullish notes for the year ahead, the company said February sales showed a small decline while…
Target Stock Loses $15.8B in Market Cap as Weak Discretionary Sales Hit Q3 Profits
The company continued to struggle with discretionary sales and wracked up costs to bring goods in ahead of…
Target Shines a Spotlight on Its Branded Side
CEO Brian Cornell said the discounter has a $30 billion branded business that is part of its magic.
Target Fashion Sales Slip Despite Boost From DVF
But the retailer is on track to get back to growth this year with the apparel business seen improving.
Target CEO Brian Cornell’s Pay Rose 8.7 Percent Last Year
Target has seen dramatic growth under Cornell.
Target Wins Big on Profits Despite Sales Decline
CEO Brian Cornell said the company is "not satisfied" with revenue trends and is "not standing still."
Target CEO Brian Cornell Sees Pay Decrease in 2022
The CEO received less incentive pay and a smaller bonus in the tough retail landscape last year.
The ‘New Normal’ at Target, Steadier Consumers, More Efficiency
Apparel is a key example of CEO Brian Cornell's efforts to streamline at the discounter.
Target Expecting Fewer Target Runs This Christmas, Trims Outlook
The retailer is planning $3 billion worth of cost-saving measures after quarterly profits fell by nearly 50…
Target Reveals Leadership Changes; Brian Cornell Commits To Three More Years
In addition, Arthur Valdez, executive vice president of chief supply chain and logistics officer, will retire.
Target’s Profits Fall by Nearly 90 Percent
Continued inventory issues cut into quarterly earnings.
Target Disappoints, Shares Plunge Nearly 25 Percent
The big-box retailer said excess inventory and higher freight costs led to declining profits.