Target plans to run its own Web site starting in 2011, ending a 10-year deal under which Amazon.com fills the site’s orders and provides customer support. Target, the second-largest U.S. discount ...
NEW YORK - Target spent two years preparing to take control of its website from Amazon.com and on the day of the debut included a link on the home page titled “learn all about what’s new.’’ The link ...
If you’re a chief information officer at a large or medium-size retailer that has embraced cloud computing while feeling the effects of Amazon’s rise, expect to get a call from a Microsoft salesperson ...
It’s easy to be a cheerleader for Target as it takes another deep dive into its once-signature style: low-cost versions of high-end designer goods. Retail observers and stock analysts alike are ...
Profit warning leads retailer to take a more measured approach to web than its rivals Target Corp., under pressure after issuing a dismal profit warning for the year, is narrowing its focus and ...
It may go down in history as a big business blunder. But, back in 2001, when Target picked Amazon.com to power its e-commerce offerings it may have seemed like a good idea. Today, Target is finally ...
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge in California has allowed a class-action lawsuit to proceed against Target Corp brought by plaintiffs claiming the discount retailer's Web site is inaccessible to ...
Heavy demand for the much-anticipated debut of Target's Lilly Pulitzer product line overloaded the retailer's website Sunday and left store racks and shelves bare. The Lilly Pulitzer land rush ...
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