Target uses its almost 2,000 stores to deliver 95% of its online orders.
Now it is ramping up its speed by investing $100 million in local sorting centers to keep up with Amazon and Walmart.
WSJ visits Target’s first sorting center to explore its store-centric strategy.
For over a year, shoppers have pulled back on buying a range of discretionary items from cargo pants to patio furniture as prices for essential purchases such as food have gone up.
Now, some retailers say inflation has cooled in many categories, which could further pressure sales growth.
Persons:
Adam Falk
Organizations:
Amazon, Walmart, WSJ, Target’s