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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 ...

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Roughly two months after naming a new CEO, Target said it plans to cut an estimated 1,800 corporate jobs in an effort to offset the retailer's stagnant sales numbers, according to multiple reports ...

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The cuts will impact managers at about 3 times the rate of other employees. Target, which has been struggling with sales in recent years, is eliminating 1,800 roles or about 8% of the company’s global ...

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Target will lay off 1,000 corporate employees and close 800 open roles — affecting roughly 8% of its global corporate workforce — the company said Thursday. The layoffs and changes “set the course for ...

Target is cutting about 1,000 corporate positions and eliminating 800 open roles in an effort to speed up business decision-making and drive growth under its new chief executive, Michael Fiddelke.

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