Target employees say they are overworked and dreading the arrival of drive-up returns: 'Somebody is going to get hurt or killed doing this.'

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Drive-up returns are coming to Target stores starting this spring.

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I visited a discount store that sells Amazon and Target returns, and it felt like treasure hunting. Here's what I found.

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Insider's Aaron Mok at Everyday Crazy Hot Deals.

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Walmart, Target, Kroger, and more major retailers go head-to-head in an escalating 'labor hoarding' war over hourly employees

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Walmart increasing its minimum wage to $14 per hour was followed by an avalanche of similar moves from other retailers.

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Americans are about to put the brakes on spending, and that's got Wall Street analysts on alert. Here's why, and what it means for stocks.

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US consumer spending may be about to fall.

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Target says cuts to workers are off-limits as it hunts for up to $3 billion in savings

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Target says it won't cut its investments in its team.

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Parade — the inclusive underwear brand beloved by Gen Z and self-styled as 'the internet's favorite' — is coming to Target

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Underwear-startup Parade prides itself on inclusivity.

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Soon you'll be able to return Target purchases without getting out of your car

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Starting this spring, shoppers will be able to return unopened products to select stores using the Target app and the normal drive-up routine used for picking up orders.

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Here's why your Target deliveries are about to get faster

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A CVS in New York City is turning to specially trained dogs to combat rampant shoplifting

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The 34th Street Partnership has started using dogs to deter retail theft.

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Meet the typical Target shopper, a millennial suburban mom with a household income of $80,000

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Nearly 80% of US shoppers are Target customers, according to data from Numerator.

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