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Target chief Brian Cornell — who led a major comeback at the retail chain — will stay on the job for three more years, the company announced Wednesday. CNN values your feedback 1.

Target CEO Brian Cornell is unique among chief executives of the Minneapolis-based retailer. In 2014, he became the first outside hire to take on the role as CEO of Target.

BRIAN SOZZI: Brian Cornell is the chairman and CEO of Target. He leads a team of more than 400,000 people working in almost 2,000 stores throughout the United States. Cornell is tackling some big ...

Target CEO Brian Cornell’s compensation down 47% to $18.1M. The company’s profits improved last year which meant a higher annual bonus, but he earned a smaller amount from equity awards.

Target announced Wednesday that Brian Cornell will remain CEO for approximately three more years after the company's board voted to eliminate a retirement policy that could have forced his exit ...

Target has been hurt by operational missteps, inflation’s dampening of consumer sentiment and tariff costs. On top of all ...