When Target announced that COO Michael Fiddelke will replace CEO Brian Cornell, stock prices plummeted. Wall Street is wrong.

Michael Fiddelke has spent virtually his entire career at Target.

MINNEAPOLIS — Local leaders of the DEI boycott against Target are raising awareness about their mission. Local community activists demonstrated Thursday afternoon outside the retailer's Minneapolis ...

Target CEO Brian Cornell exits after 11 years, as the retailer grapples with falling sales, tariff challenges, and DEI controversy.

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Civil rights leaders and community activists are responding to Target’s leadership shake-up, urging the public to stand firm ...

Michael Fiddelke, Target's current chief operating officer, will succeed Brian Cornell as chief executive officer, the ...

The retailer’s board believes a company veteran can promote much needed change. Now, Michael Fiddelke has to prove himself to ...

To be sure, the macro-environment is not as favorable to Target as many others. It’s merchandise mix is more discretionary than essential. And during a time when consumers have become more “choice-ful ...

And while it’s easy to get lost in the company’s recent (poor) handling of American culture war narratives that cast it as ...

Target shares fell about 9% on Wednesday after it reported ongoing sales and traffic declines and announced a leadership ...

Target CEO Brian Cornell will step down in 2026, handing leadership to COO Michael Fiddelke as the retailer grapples with boycotts, tariffs, and falling sales.