Pressure is mounting on US retailer Target after activist hedge fund Toms Capital Investment Management (TCIM) built a stake in the company, as the retailer grapples with an extended period of weak sales and a sharply lower share price, according to a report by the Financial Times.
Target’s shares have lost close to a third of their value this year and remain more than 60% below pandemic-era highs, after the company reported its 12th consecutive quarter of flat or declining sales in November. Th...
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