Target has opened a concept store that the retailer said is part of its “design-driven future.” The new Target SoHo officially opened Tuesday (Dec. 9) in New York City, the company said in a press release.
The company now expects organic revenue growth of between 7% and 10% for 2026 to 2030 and plans a $4.09 billion buyback.
Target has given its store in New York City's SoHo neighborhood a new look. The remodeled store is opening as the Minneapolis-based retailer tries to get back to sales growth and win back its reputation for leading with stylish and unique merchandise.
TGT's same-day delivery is rapidly becoming its top traffic driver, boosting digital sales and reshaping customer convenience.
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Target is reportedly testing new ways to provide next-day delivery. The new models the retailer is testing include shifting fulfillment from busy stores to ones that are less busy, opening a new facility focused on overnight deliveries, and having gig workers handle some deliveries, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday (Dec. 4).
NextEra is well positioned to benefit from electricity demand growth tied to AI/datacenters, reshoring, and electrification, with limited wind and solar tax credit risks. The Florida PSC's four-year rate settlement strengthens earnings visibility, with EPS expected to compound at 8%+, supported by customer growth, grid investments and a favourable return framework. With 30 GW of backlog, plus additional opportunities in gas, transmission, and the Duane Arnold restart, NextEra maintains one of the strongest long-term growth pipelines in US utilities.
Airbus' reduction of its 2025 delivery target raises fresh questions for aerospace ETFs, as A320 quality issues shake investor confidence.
2025 has been a mixed bag for consumer staples companies operating in the retail space. While Target's NYSE: TGT well-documented struggles have resulted in a year-to-date (YTD) loss of more than 34%, others have fared much better.
Nebius remains a high-risk, high-growth AI cloud play with a reiterated "Buy" rating amid recent volatility. NBIS targets $7–$9 billion ARR by end-2026, driven by major deals with Microsoft and Meta, with over half already booked. Rapid infrastructure build-out will likely shift NBIS to a net debt position and could double shares outstanding, impacting valuation.
Target's $5B 2026 CapEx push spotlights store upgrades, faster fulfillment and new tech aimed at reigniting growth.
Michael Burry, the billionaire investor immortalized in The Big Short for predicting the 2008 housing crash, has stirred the markets again.