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After gaining less than 4% in 2025 and finishing second-worst among the S&P 500's 11 sectors, consumer staples stocks are staging a comeback this year.

Target's new CEO, Michael Fiddelke, said Wednesday (Feb. 4) during a company town hall event that he aims to improve the retailer's merchandise, in-store experiences and technology, Bloomberg reported Wednesday. Fiddelke, a Target veteran, became CEO Sunday (Feb. 1), according to the report.

"We weren't clear enough about who we are as a company," Fiddelke told staff on his first town hall.

Target Corp's new chief executive officer, Michael Fiddelke, said the big-box retailer has lost trust with shoppers and employees and pledged to rebuild that connection, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.

Target team members contributed 1 million volunteer hours to their communities in 2025, marking the 10th time the company has achieved this annual goal Target celebrates the milestone with a planned investment of $1 million to its Bullseye Builds with Community Program 2025 volunteer efforts reached communities in all 50 states, part of the company's year-round commitment that also includes giv...

This monthly dividend company offers a 5.3% dividend yield. A low P/E ratio increases the appeal of this retailer's dividend.

Target Corporation remains a long-term 'Buy' despite recent underperformance and operational headwinds. Target trades at historically low valuation multiples, offers a 4.3% dividend yield, and maintains a 57-year dividend growth streak. Balance sheet leverage is elevated, but cash reserves and prudent capital allocation priorities support dividend safety for now.

Target and Walmart have welcomed new CEOs—Michael Fiddelke and John Furner, respectively—at the massive retail companies. The leaders are stepping into different situations, with Target suffering from slower sales, and Walmart enjoying new customers.