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On his shopping list come Feb. 1, new Target CEO Michael Fiddelke faces a multitude of challenges from making its offer clearer to unwinding the damage from DEI missteps.
Investors panned Target’s choice of insider Michael Fiddelke as CEO on Wednesday, viewing the 20-year company veteran as unlikely to fix the retailer’s
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Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) shares are trading lower in the premarket session on Wednesday. The company reported second-quarter adjusted earnings per share of $2.05, beating the analyst consensus estimate of $2.
El director general de Target, Brian Cornell, quien ayudó a revitalizar la compañía pero ha tenido dificultades para revertir las
Shares of Nasdaq listed Target Corporation plunged 11% in opening trade hitting a low of $94.15 after the company said that its board has unanimously elected Chief Operating Officer Michael Fiddelke to succeed Brian Cornell as Chief Executive Officer and become a member of its Board of Directors.
Target Corporation ( NYSE: TGT) Q2 2025 Earnings Conference Call August 20, 2025 8:00 AM ET Brian C. Cornell - Chairman of the Board & CEO James Lee - Executive VP & CFO John Hulbert - Vice President of Investor Relations Michael J. Fiddelke - Executive VP & COO Richard H. Gomez - Executive VP & Chief Commercial Officer
Target Corp. named veteran Michael Fiddelke as its next chief executive officer, betting that the insider will revive the storied retailer struggling with weak sales.
Michael Fiddelke is scheduled to become the next chief executive officer of Target Corp. on Feb. 1, 2026. He is currently chief operating officer of the retailer and will succeed Brian Cornell, who will transition to executive chair of the board of directors.
Target announced it was replacing CEO Brian Cornell with 20-year company veteran Michael Fiddelke, and shares plunged.
Target Corporation shares fell over 10% premarket on Wednesday after the retailer its new CEO while also reporting second quarter earnings that narrowly beat estimates but showed continuing sales challenges.