Target Trims Profit Forecast, TJ Maxx Sees Sales Surge

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Target trimmed its profit forecast due to weakened demand, while TJX Cos. reported stronger than expected sales and earnings, indicating a shift towards value-seeking consumers as the economy shows signs of stress.

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Target trimmed its profit forecast for the year as demand weakened and the big-box retailer saw "choppiness" across the business in the third-quarter. Meanwhile, TJX Cos., which runs discounter chains including TJ Maxx and Marshalls, posted stronger than expected sales and earnings. It's a signal shoppers are looking for more value as the economy shows signs of stress. Bloomberg retail reporter Emily Cohn reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Original article published by Bloomberg on November 19, 2025.
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