Heidi shops there.
Another reason to love Target
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And this too!!! I am so excited about this!
http://www.johnderian.com/index_home.html
Coming in about a week or two and only for eight weeks. You snooze, you lose.
http://www.johnderian.com/index_home.html
Coming in about a week or two and only for eight weeks. You snooze, you lose.
And this too!!! I am so excited about this!
http://www.johnderian.com/index_home.html
Coming in about a week or two and only for eight weeks. You snooze, you lose.
I have no idea who he is but I'll look out for the line!Was she spotted in Buckeye Country?
Nope, L.A.
...Target! I am having withdrawals...it's been over a week!
And this too!!! I am so excited about this!
http://www.johnderian.com/index_home.html
Coming in about a week or two and only for eight weeks. You snooze, you lose.
AWWW! I love this stuff. How can I find out when? I love some of those things on that website! Did you see those poufs?!
It's either the 7th or the 14th of this month depending on what magazine you're reading. HOME magazine said one date; Domino said another, and the Target website says nothing! I suppose I'll have to go Target shopping on both days just in case. ;-)
Target to open fashion stores in Manhattan
Posted Sep 2nd 2008 5:00AM by Zac Bissonnette
Filed under: Marketing and advertising, Target Corp. (TGT)
With designers like Isaac Mizrahi, Target (NYSE: TGT) has done the unthinkable: establish itself as a big box discounter that's also a place you can shop for clothing without feeling ashamed. Now the company is taking it to the next level with plans to open four "Bullseye Bodega" stores in Manhattan on September 12th, timed to coincide with the end of fashion week.
While a few boutique stores certainly won't add materially to the company's sales, that's not reall the point: for a cost that's tiny for a company of Target's size, the company is generating priceless publicity, and strengthening its brand as a leading clothier for the fasionable but budget-conscious. The fact that The New York Times did a story on the new stores speaks to the value of the plan.
Target's stock has taken a beating of late, as its increasingly upscale product mix hasn't fared as well in the current environment as Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT). But when the economic tide turns -- as it always does -- Target should be well-poised to capitalize.
Super-investor William Ackman has a considerable paper-loss on his huge investment in Target, but he recently prepared funds to buy more. Investors may do quite well following him.
I need some Target stock! Wonder what SHELLY would say? :scratch:
Posted Sep 2nd 2008 5:00AM by Zac Bissonnette
Filed under: Marketing and advertising, Target Corp. (TGT)
While a few boutique stores certainly won't add materially to the company's sales, that's not reall the point: for a cost that's tiny for a company of Target's size, the company is generating priceless publicity, and strengthening its brand as a leading clothier for the fasionable but budget-conscious. The fact that The New York Times did a story on the new stores speaks to the value of the plan.
Target's stock has taken a beating of late, as its increasingly upscale product mix hasn't fared as well in the current environment as Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT). But when the economic tide turns -- as it always does -- Target should be well-poised to capitalize.
Super-investor William Ackman has a considerable paper-loss on his huge investment in Target, but he recently prepared funds to buy more. Investors may do quite well following him.
I need some Target stock! Wonder what SHELLY would say? :scratch: