Rows of cubicles sit half-empty inside Target’s Minneapolis headquarters, screens glowing as employees refresh inboxes, waiting for HR meetings. A memo circulates quietly: the company will eliminate 1 ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp. will cut 1,800 positions from its corporate headcount, the second-largest downsizing of its headquarters staff. Affected employees won’t learn their status until Tuesday, ...

Target revealed plans Thursday to eliminate approximately 1,800 corporate positions, marking the company’s most significant workforce reduction in a decade. The cuts represent 8% of the retailer’s ...

Management is looking for 'quick wins to buy time,' business professor says. Molson, Amazon, Meta and GM are also trimming staff The Wall Street Journal on Thursday reported that Target planned to lay ...

Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) disclosed on Thursday that it will cut 1,800 positions from its corporate headcount. The specific employees being let go will not be notified until next Tuesday. The job ...

Target sent out an email to employees saying it will be cutting 1,800 positions from its corporate offices. 1,000 employees will be laid off and 800 open positions will be closed. Employees won't know ...

The retail giant Target announced internally that they would be cutting 1,800 corporate jobs throughout the company, in response to combatting slumping sales due to a boycott of Target by the public ...

Target is tightening its belt due to slow sales, announcing the biggest round of layoffs the company has had in a decade. The news comes at the worst time for the affected employees, who may have to ...

Target is eliminating 1,800 corporate positions. The Wall Street Journal broke the news Thursday. Employees will learn the status of their employment on Tuesday, Target confirmed in an email. The ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota-based Target Corporation announced plans to lay off about 8% of its global HQ workforce, according to an email from CEO Michael Fiddelke. The email, shared with KARE 11, said a ...

Target employees being laid off — including 815 workers in the Twin Cities — received an email at 8 a.m. Tuesday, instructing them to join a 9 a.m. audio call with human resources. That call was ...