The class action lawsuit alleges Target leadership misled investors about the financial impact of boycotts in 2023.

During last year’s Pride boycott mania, Walmart told FOX Business it had no plans to change its LGBTQ+ merchandise strategy. ...

Target is the latest corporation to face backlash for LGBTQ+ pride merchandise, in what is becoming known as “Bud Lighting.” With ESG becoming a divisive political issue, there is a natural ...

Talk about ignoring the public and missing the point. While Target is clearing out LGBT Pride merchandise from its stores, following a wide protest, a major clothier is going in the other direction.

In 2021, the company began selling Pride month merchandise in all stores. But in 2023, after online complaints from conservative critics and threats to store workers, Target removed some of its Pride ...

Twin Cities Pride asked Target not to participate this year, while some Black business owners are asking people not to shop at the retailer.

As part of WNBA Pride, the WNBA Pride Unity Collection, featuring limited-edition merchandise from Fanatics, Playa Society, and ISlide. A portion of all proceeds from the sales of these products ...

CHARLIE KIRK (HOST): Welcome back. In just a minute we'll have Rich Baris back but there's something really exciting happening with Target everybody. So Target has a target on their back.

But with support among the LGBTQ community already strained by Target's decision to pull back some Pride merchandise in recent years, Otto said the decision to drop DEI efforts right now forced ...