Dozens of Fortune 500 companies have recently backtracked on diversity, equity and inclusion programs, but none has seen as much backlash as Target.

According to data from the analytics firm Placer.ai, foot traffic at Target stores has declined for 10 consecutive weeks.

Megachurch Pastor Jamal Bryant said Target s pledge to invest 2 billion into black-owned businesses by July 31 was not enough ...

A 40-day boycott of Target over DEI rollbacks ended April 17. Here's what the company reported and how it may have impacted foot traffic and stock.

General Mills spending freeze is happening now. Food brand includes cereal, baking, pizzas. New boycotts against Walmart, ...

The retailer is diversifying its private-label offerings as part of a larger merchandising shift, all amid consumer backlash ...

Shoppers in the U.S. are continuing their boycotts against retailers like Target and Walmart. Here's why they are boycotting.

St. Paul Baptist Church in Charlotte is participating in the Target boycott, which is continuing beyond the Easter holiday. Black churches banded together this year across the U.S. in response to ...

After the election, Target joined other retailers in making a show of ditching the "DEI" programs aimed at improving ...

Since starting the boycott over its DEI policy rollback, Target's stock dropped more than $40 a share and foot traffic in stores went down 7.9%, the Atlanta pastor said ...

Target is just one of the companies now walking a tightrope, balancing the demands of President Donald Trump to end diversity efforts with what customers might want from the corporations they do ...

Prior to Sharpton meeting with Target CEO Brian Cornell, the company dropped their three year long DEI initiatives.