Target is once again under fire — this time not just from consumers but from activists within the Black community.

Ten months ago, as the 2010 governor’s race began to heat up with the Minnesota summer, Target Corp. contributed $150,000 in company funds to MN Forward, a business-backed independent ...

Target Corp.’s top executive apologized Thursday for the hard feelings caused by a $150,000 political donation to a business group backing a conservative Republican for Minnesota governor, which ...

Reporting from Washington — Retail giant Target Corp., which last summer sparked a customer and shareholder backlash over corporate donations to a controversial conservative political group, has ...

ST. PAUL, Minn.—Conservative activists said Friday that Target Corp. won’t quell the controversy over its corporate donations if the retailer gives in to demands from the left to renounce ...

Retail giant Target is facing calls to revamp its political campaign contribution policies after shareholders learned of a recent $150,000 donation to Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer ...

As Target plans new stores throughout the Los Angeles area, they've come upon controversy and it's not about city planning. Thanks to a recent Supreme Court ruling that allows companies to make ...

St. Paul, Mn. - Two years after Target Corp. angered gay marriage supporters with a political donation that benefited a fiery gay marriage opponent seeking the governor's office, the retailer is ...

According to the Chicago Tribune, the controversy revolving around Target’s $150,000 contribution to a PAC that supported a virulently anti-gay candidate continues. In West Hollywood, this ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Conservative activists said Friday that Target Corp. won’t quell the controversy over its corporate donations if the retailer gives in to demands from the left to renounce ...

Target Corp. received lots of unwanted attention during last year's gubernatorial campaign, when it contributed $150,000 to a group supporting Republican Tom Emmer.