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Target issued a recall for more than 200,000 weighted blankets after two children in North Carolina died from asphyxiation, federal officials and Target said Thursday.

Ready or not, Thanksgiving is (nearly) here already. This year, the holiday falls on Thursday, Nov. 24.

This year, the holiday falls on the earlier side.

Target’s collaborations with fashion icons like Victoria Beckham, brands like Lego and stores like FAO Schwarz have become an expected part of the company portfolio, and this holiday season, the retail giant will add another collab to its resume.

After several years of retail chains getting a jump on Black Friday sales by opening on the evening of Thanksgiving, the trend’s reversal in recent years seems to be continuing in 2022.

Kohl’s announced that it will close its doors on Thanksgiving Day, joining other major retailers including Target and Best Buy.

Kohl’s has announced it will be closed for Thanksgiving this year, joining a growing list of retailers, including other Midwest-based chains like Target, in shutting doors for the upcoming holiday.

Ready or not, the holiday sales season is already kicking off, with two major retailers holding sales events in the coming days. It’s been a trend retail experts have been tracking for years. The pre-holiday sales events keep starting earlier and earlier. It’s still only the first week of October, and already the opening act to Black Friday sales...

Following decades of only being available via door-to-door sales and later directly on the Tupperware website, the well-known containers will now be sold at Target.

FAO Schwarz, a New York-based toy company, will feature a capsule collection and more than 120 toys commemorating the 160th anniversary of the brand at FAO and Target stores, as well as on both company’s websites.

Parents, this one’s for you.

The big-box retailer cut its profit outlook in June, saying it would take a hit as it marked down unwanted goods and canceled merchandise orders.

U.S. demand for grocery delivery is cooling as food prices rise. Some shoppers are shifting to less expensive grocery pickup, while others are returning to the store.

A look back at the top news headlines for this week in news with JC Navarrete.

Attention Target shoppers: You might be able to save money for in some aisles — and we’re not talking about Dollar Spot shelves.

Attention Target shoppers: You might be able to save money in some aisles — and we’re not talking about Dollar Spot shelves.

Target is canceling orders from suppliers, particularly for home goods and clothing, and it’s slashing prices further to clear out amassed inventory ahead of the critical fall and holiday shopping seasons.

As a infant formula shortage continues to worsen across the country, retailers in some states, including Illinois, are restricting how much customers can purchase in a single sale.

Though infant formula shortages are hitting the U.S. and worsening nationwide, a Chicago doctor warned parents to stop making homemade formulas.