Target is set to report fiscal second-quarter earnings, with analysts expecting earnings per share of $2.03 and revenue of $24.93 billion. The retailer has faced stagnant sales for four years, leading to a 60% drop in stock value. Challenges include declining store traffic and higher tariffs on imports. Ulta Beauty and Target are ending their partnership, impacting Target’s beauty category. Despite these obstacles, Target remains confident in its long-term strategy and growth potential. CEO Brian Cornell is expected to step down soon, as the company works to improve results with leadership changes and a new office focused on acceleration. Target has cut its full-year sales outlook, expecting a decline in sales and adjusted earnings per share.

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