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Dictionaries define step change as a significant improvement. For Target Canada, that likely means stocking up empty store shelves instead of letting them sit bare; a better assortment of items customers will be looking for; deals on key categories like baby products, home dcor and not least fashionable apparel. stores are known for, and Canadians who cross border shop which numbermany have come to expect down there.
For a chain that has rapidly inflated to 133 stores and is burning through cash in the process, the pressure is accelerating. It mostly intensely coming from inside Target and at the very top.
MORE: Target Canada confronts a make or break holiday shopping season
Brian Cornell, Target’s new leader, said Wednesday he is evaluating now whether the money losing Canadian chain is worth keeping, and will provide an updated view "early next year."
"We know that just to succeed in Canada, we will need a major step change in performance," he said on a conference call.
Can Target pull it off? Experts Multicolor Pony Hair Mater Claude 100mm aren’t sure.
Serious decisionsDespite comments from Target’s senior team stressing a sense of urgency in Canada where Cornell has ventured on several occasions since taking over in mid August some suggest they haven’t seen much improvement.
"Nothing has changed," Caicco said. Red Patent leather Mater Claude 100mm
"The report represents one analyst’s opinion," a Target spokesman told Global News at the time of the report. "Target’s focus is on driving improvements to the business."
Some of those efforts appear to be trickling through now. Sales at stores opened more than a year, a key retail metric that shows the ongoing pace of purchases, are climbing. That suggests some Canadian shoppers are now making return trips to Target.
BMO Capital Markets meanwhile believes the company’s Canadian woes can be fixed over the next year. "Many of the challenges at Target over the past 24 months have been self inflicted, straightforward and correctable over the next 12 months," analyst Wayne Hood said.
But there are still questions about execution. And Cornell is watching very closely for that step change.
"Management must see the potential Flannel Mater Claude 100mm for a step change to remain in the market," BMO’s Hood said. "And the [holidays] will be important to making that determination."
Dictionaries define step change as a significant improvement. For Target Canada, that likely means stocking up empty store shelves instead of letting them sit bare; a better assortment of items customers will be looking for; deals on key categories like baby products, home dcor and not least fashionable apparel. stores are known for, and Canadians who cross border shop which numbermany have come to expect down there.
For a chain that has rapidly inflated to 133 stores and is burning through cash in the process, the pressure is accelerating. It mostly intensely coming from inside Target and at the very top.
MORE: Target Canada confronts a make or break holiday shopping season
Brian Cornell, Target’s new leader, said Wednesday he is evaluating now whether the money losing Canadian chain is worth keeping, and will provide an updated view "early next year."
"We know that just to succeed in Canada, we will need a major step change in performance," he said on a conference call.
Can Target pull it off? Experts Multicolor Pony Hair Mater Claude 100mm aren’t sure.
Serious decisionsDespite comments from Target’s senior team stressing a sense of urgency in Canada where Cornell has ventured on several occasions since taking over in mid August some suggest they haven’t seen much improvement.
"Nothing has changed," Caicco said. Red Patent leather Mater Claude 100mm
"The report represents one analyst’s opinion," a Target spokesman told Global News at the time of the report. "Target’s focus is on driving improvements to the business."
Some of those efforts appear to be trickling through now. Sales at stores opened more than a year, a key retail metric that shows the ongoing pace of purchases, are climbing. That suggests some Canadian shoppers are now making return trips to Target.
BMO Capital Markets meanwhile believes the company’s Canadian woes can be fixed over the next year. "Many of the challenges at Target over the past 24 months have been self inflicted, straightforward and correctable over the next 12 months," analyst Wayne Hood said.
But there are still questions about execution. And Cornell is watching very closely for that step change.
"Management must see the potential Flannel Mater Claude 100mm for a step change to remain in the market," BMO’s Hood said. "And the [holidays] will be important to making that determination."
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