Target shareholders continue to bear the brunt of the big-box retailer’s Pride merchandising controversy, as the company fell another 2.03% on Monday. Since the backlash, Target's market value ...

Target is once again under fire — this time not just from consumers but from activists within the Black community.

According to the Chicago Tribune, the controversy revolving around Target’s $150,000 contribution to a PAC that supported a virulently anti-gay candidate continues. In West Hollywood, this ...

Retail giant Target is facing calls to revamp its political campaign contribution policies after shareholders learned of a recent $150,000 donation to Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer ...

The organizers addressed concerns over its ongoing sponsorship by Target while responding to another controversy surrounding its experiences.

Target changes political donations policy after controversy By Kim Geiger and Noam N. Levey, Washington Bureau Feb. 19, 2011 12 AM PT ...

As Target plans new stores throughout the Los Angeles area, they've come upon controversy and it's not about city planning. Thanks to a recent Supreme Court ruling that allows companies to make ...

Ten months ago, as the 2010 governor’s race began to heat up with the Minnesota summer, Target Corp. contributed $150,000 in company funds to MN Forward, a business-backed independent ...

Target Corp.’s top executive apologized Thursday for the hard feelings caused by a $150,000 political donation to a business group backing a conservative Republican for Minnesota governor, which ...

In response to the outrage over Target donating to anti-gay Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer last year, the company has established a new committee to oversee political donations, The ...

Reporting from Washington — The bull’s-eye is still on Target’s back. Last week, faced with waves of protests, retailer Target Corp. apologized for its $150,000 donation to an organization ...

But something came up: She had to lead a protest against Target Corp. Reitan, of Eden Prairie, has become the public face in a growing controversy over a $150,000 Target political contribution.