Target is ending its price match policy
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Short of a corporate mandate, some department leaders are requiring in-office days at the downtown Minneapolis headquarters.
Target Corp. doesn't mandate its employees to work remotely or in person; rather, individual leaders make the decision based on what's best for their team.
This major customer perk is going away on July 28, the retailer has announced: Say goodbye to price matching with Amazon and Walmart.