Target (TGT) is changing a roughly decade-old policy that let customers save some extra cash. The retailer is altering its “price match” policy, which allowed customers to request and receive ...

Target is dropping its price-matching policy with rivals Walmart and Amazon after more than a decade as the company aims to reposition itself amid slowing sales and competitive pressure.

But Target has been struggling to rebound from a difficult 2024, when it reported inconsistent sales growth and a tumbling stock price. The new policy puts Target in line with some rival retailers ...

Target's decision to end its price matching policy comes as the retailer is struggling to boost sales and store traffic. In its most recent earnings report released in May, the company reported a ...

Target’s price-matching policy started in 2013. Amazon doesn’t have a price match policy, and Walmart ended theirs in 2019. The changes come after a rough quarter for Target, with sales at ...