Sarah Nassauer is a retail reporter for The Wall Street Journal, covering major retailers like Walmart, Target, and Home Depot. Her reporting focuses on the strategies, challenges, and performance of these companies as they navigate the evolving retail landscape. Nassauer's work has also appeared in other prominent publications, including Yahoo Finance, LiveMint, and MarketWatch.
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With Amazon on its heels, the nation's biggest company by revenue is hunting for ways to continue growing.
Target's business continues to shrink, but at a slower pace than last year as it fights to get back to growth.
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By: Harriet Torry, Sarah Nassauer
The retailer posted strong sales and higher profit in its latest quarter, and the latest government readout on U.S. retail spending showed the strongest gain since January 2023.
Target lowered prices and snapped a streak of sales declines while Macy’s reported another quarter of shrinking sales, signs that U.S. shoppers are spending—albeit selectively. Target’s price decreases helped drive more visits to its stores and the company raised its profit goals for the year. Macy’s, which has been closing department stores, lowered its sales goals slightly for the year.
Target lowered prices and snapped a streak of sales declines while the owner of off-price chain T.J. Maxx posted another quarter of sales growth—signs that U.S. shoppers are eager for discounts. Target said its price decreases in the latest quarter helped drive more visits to its stores. Both Target and TJX the owner of T.J. Maxx, raised their profit goals for the year.
Holiday shoppers are likely to spend more online again this year, according to forecasts from several consultant and sales tracking firms. Over the last decade, winter-season shoppers have shifted more of their spending online, changing how retailers and brands market and stock their holiday items.
By: Sarah Nassauer
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Retailers, restaurants and other companies spent years lifting prices. Now that consumers are closing their pocketbooks, some companies are turning to discounts to win back business.
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