The Latest Breaking News from Target

Asian shares have mostly fallen after a mixed close on Wall Street, with regional markets shrugging off a strong profit report from Nvidia that was released after U.S. markets closed

Markets went into risk-off mode amid rising geopolitical tensions and high anxiety ahead of bellwether Nvidia's earnings report.

Today, a large, unusual volume of Target Corp put options traded in a long-dated expiry period. This means investors' worries about Target may be overdone. Short-sellers of these puts made an 8% yield and a 20% lower breakeven.

Despite cutting costs on thousands of products and starting holiday sales early, it didn't see a large uptick in customers.

Fox Business reporters blamed Target's "LGBTQ merchandise" for the retail giant's declining sales on Tuesday.

Target stock is down big after the retailer missed expectations for its third quarter and slashed its full-year outlook. Here's what Wall Street is saying.

Target had a weak quarter and reduced its guidance, sending shares to seek stronger support levels. The time to buy it is now, with shares down more than 20%.

Launch day restocks are coming!

Target’s shares plummeted 17% in premarket trading Wednesday.

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