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In February of this year, Target Circle was launched in six pilot markets - Dallas, Charlotte, Denver, Indianapolis, Kansas City and Phoenix. Now, the company is spreading the savings nationwide. The company rolled out its new program Oct. 6, offering incentives to provide help to local nonprofits nationwide.

Back on Aug. 25, Target CEO Brian Cornell and Chairman of Disney Parks Bob Chapek announced the partnership at the D23 Expo in Anaheim, California. The Disney store at Target will open to another 40...

As is tradition at this point, Target has once again launched a car seat trade-in program, which has always proven to be very popular. This time around, customers who trade in their old car seats will receive a coupon for 20% off of select items; namely, car seats, car seat bases, strollers, travel systems, or baby equipment for the home, such as rockers, bouncers, and high chairs. Walmart is offering a $30 gift card.

Digital games are already pretty close to being the absolute future of video games. There aren’t many people out there that still buy physical copies, and the ones who are out there are vastly outnumbered by people who buy digital copies. It’s no surprise of course; digital copies of games are just more convenient, and can be played as soon as they are downloaded. So, if you’re looking to expand your digital library for either the Xbox One or Nintendo Switch, Target has some discounts going on that are perfect for you. Their current weekly deal includes 20% off of digital downloads, add-ons, in-game currencies, and season passes. You will receive an email for these downloads after purchasing them, though Target has admitted that Amazon is price-matching some of the deals.

Ever since Amazon helped initiate the retail apocalypse, classic stores have been going bankrupt left and right. Many of those that haven’t are still on the verge of collapse. And yet, among the ruthless demise of a dozen retailers, both Target and Walmart managed to not only survive, but adapt and grow. As far as retail was concerned, those two were the only ones managing to compete with Amazon at all, even if they were still behind the e-commerce giant by a significant extent.

This year has been rough on a great many retailers. Over 7,000 stores in the US are slated to be shut down this year, which is more than all the stores closed down in 2018. In fact, we’re well on our way to the greatest number of annual closings ever.

The past few years haven’t been kind to many department stores. Retailers across the country are floundering, their stocks cratering as they fail to adapt to the times. Sears is essentially gone, J.C. Penney is well on its way to the same fate, and other department stores, like Macy’s and Kohl’s are barely any better off. And yet, through all of that, Walmart and Target are actually growing. The gap between retailers struggling with a buildup of inventory before the holidays and those that are thriving is widening every day.

Many kids enjoy Halloween, but there’s always been an obvious disparity in how easy it is for some kids to go all out in a costume compared to others. The long and short of...

By now, it’s become common knowledge that both Walmart and Target are actively competing with Amazon in just about every way they can manage. After all, they have to try and match Amazon at...

Target and Walmart are both gaining serious ground in the e-commerce warzone, and against their main opponent Amazon no less. Now, don’t take this to mean that the two companies are really stepping up...

The brand launched this exclusive brand two years ago, which made men’s apparel and accessories. The brand’s popularity quickly rose and it’s expected to reach $1 billion in revenue by 2020. According to Reuters,...