Target Corporation (Q1046951)

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American retailer and supermarket chain
  • Target Store
  • Target
  • Taj-jay
  • Tarjay
  • Tar-zhay
  • Tarzhay
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Target Corporation
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    Target Corporation
    American retailer and supermarket chain
    • Target Store
    • Target
    • Taj-jay
    • Tarjay
    • Tar-zhay
    • Tarzhay

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    24 June 1902Gregorian
    1 May 1962
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    Target logo (1968).png
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    Target old logo.svg
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    2004
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    Tarzhay (English)
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    Like someone mistaking a Target dress for a designer frock, the stock market has misread the retailer. Shares in the big-box store dubbed “Tarzhay”. (English)
    Tar-zhay (English)
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    Fans of Target stores long ago nicknamed the retailer "Tar-zhay" for its cheap and chic clothes (English)
    Tarjay (English)
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    RIP Tarjay: where did it go wrong for Target? (English)
    Tarjay was pronounced with a faux French accent, suggesting that Target’s fashions were chic but affordable. (English)
    Taj-jay (English)
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    For years, Target has leaned into its faux-French nickname “Tar-jay,” marketing itself as an elevated-yet-affordable retailer. (English)
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    345,000
    3 February 2018
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    2,120,939
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    2,153,639
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    2,154,099
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    TARGET
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    target
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    Contact Us (undetermined language)
    8 December 2022

    Identifiers

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    Target Company Culture | Comparably (English)
    29 December 2021
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