TORONTO — Target CEO Brian Cornell says he and other executives are “not happy” with the performance of the banner’s Canadian stores, the Financial Post reports, and will be reviewing operations on a store-by-store basis to find ways to improve. In a BNN interview Cornell said that “Every store has to improve” but stopped short of calling for store closures. The troubled retailer has dramatically cut prices in order to answer critics and better compete with Walmart, but inventory woes continue to bedevil it.
“Every store has to improve”: Target head
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