Target (TGT) Nov Comps Up 5.9%
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Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) said comparable-store sales increased 5.9 percent from fiscal November 2005. Net retail sales for the four weeks ended November 25, 2006 increased 11.7 percent to $5.119 billion.
CEO Bob Ulrich said, "Our November comparable store sales growth was in line with our expectations."
CEO Bob Ulrich said, "Our November comparable store sales growth was in line with our expectations."
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