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Target, Brian Cornell and Michael Fiddelke

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Target CEO Brian Cornell steps down; Michael Fiddelke takes over after weak quarter
Michael Fiddelke, Target's current chief operating officer, will succeed Brian Cornell as chief executive officer, the company said in a release. Cornell, who has served as the company's CEO since 2014, will step down and Fiddelke will take over the role on Feb. 1, 2026.

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Target CEO Brian Cornell will step down in February, COO Michael Fiddelke will take his place
Target CEO Brian Cornell to step down, COO announced as replacement
Target might be having an ‘identity crisis,’ but some analysts are still standing by the stock
During Target Corp.’s quarterly earnings call on Wednesday, Michael Fiddelke, freshly announced as the struggling retailer’s incoming chief executive, said the company needed to own its position as a ...

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Target’s CEO is stepping down as customers turn away
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Major Retailer’s CEO Resigns Amid Falling Sales, DEI Pullback
Target insider picked to lead the struggling retailer when CEO Brian Cornell steps down next year
Target has seen flat or declining comparable sales in eight out of the past 10 quarters including the latest period.

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Target CEO Shakeup May Breathe Fresh Life Into Target
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In aftermath of boycotts, Target replaces CEO as sales continue to decline

How Target let Walmart steal its rizz

It didn’t have to be this way. At the start of his tenure, Cornell, who the company announced yesterday will step down as CEO on February 1, was an outsider unafraid to move fast and break things. He had been CEO of a big PepsiCo unit, Michaels Stores, and Sam’s Club before that.

El director de operaciones de Target dirigirá la firma tras la marcha de su jefe Brian Cornell

El director general de Target, Brian Cornell, quien ayudó a revitalizar la compañía pero ha tenido dificultades para revertir las

Ramstad: The vibe isn’t great at Target today, but things were much worse in 2014

The Minneapolis-based retailer certainly has challenges now, but looking back, it’s clear Target was in a make-or-break moment when Brian Cornell took charge 11 years ago.
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