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Target CEO says fresh eyes, respecting core values will help regain customer trust
CEO Michael Fiddelke aims to reverse a sales slump with a $5 billion investment to refresh apparel, home, beauty, and grocery offerings across 2,000 stores.
- Michael Fiddelke, the new Target CEO, aims to lead a multibillion-dollar turnaround plan for the company.
- Fiddelke acknowledges Target needs to regain customer trust after disappointing sales performance and plans to focus on a clear strategy.
- Ensuring team and guest safety remains Target's top priority, especially in its Minneapolis hometown, according to Fiddelke.
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Target's new CEO says fresh eyes, respecting core values will help regain customer trust
Guiding the turnaround plan is Michael Fiddelke, who has worked for Target for more than 20 years and served as chief operating officer.
·Helena, United States
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The big-box retailer that sells you milk and underwear is in search of a bullseye. Target plans to refocus on the needs of “busy families,” new CEO Michael Fiddelke told investors yesterday as the retail chain tries to win back customers. The issue: Target has been struggling to turn itself around ever since a pandemic-era revenue boom subsided into stagnancy. Some customers told CNBC that they feel store inventory is lacking and that they aren’…
·New York, United States
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