Target (TGT) continues to feel the impact of several consumer frustrations, which recently contributed to weaker sales. Amid this startling trend, the retailer has conjured up a plan to win back customers.

Major U.S. retailers that make up many go-to shopping destinations are sharing the impacts of President Donald Trump's elevated import tariffs. Big name brands like Target, Home Depot, Mattel, Best Buy and others are releasing their quarterly earnings reports along with some warning that prices may be going up because of tariff hikes.

Target sales plunged in the first quarter amid concerns about Trump's tariffs, inflation and backlash to its pull back on DEI

Beloved lifestyle influencer and actress Tabitha Brown is known for her feel-good energy, her vegan recipes, her signature “like so, like that,” and her warm, affirming presence. But this week, sis is caught in a social media firestorm — and it’s not for anything she did, but for who she’s aligned with: Target.

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Target (NYSE: TGT) has been one of the most disappointing retail stocks on the market recently. After another earnings report came in well below both analysts' and the company's expectations, Target seems as far away from a recovery as ever.

Target now expects a “low single-digit [percentage] decline” in sales for the fiscal year; it previously forecast 1 percent growth.

Target slashed its annual sales forecast on Wednesday, after a surprisingly sharp fall in quarterly same-store sales, as customers pulled back on discretionary purchases due to ongoing worries about inflation and the economy due to U.

Target’s was already facing a very public revolt from some of its most loyal customers. Now it’s warning about tariffs.