Target Chalks Up a Win for Brick-and-Mortar With Strong Sales
Target (TGT) - Get Report beat earnings, revenue and same store sales expectations. The retailer reported $1.23 per share versus $1.19 expected. Same store sales were up 1.3% versus .7% expected.
The first round of NAFTA negotiations begin in Washington today among the United States, Mexico and Canada. Since the presidential campaign President Donald Trump has tamped down some of the radical changes that were talked about. A lot of U.S. manufacturers, agricultural companies and other businesses didn't want the president to throw out the agreement entirely.
Would you pay $9,000 for a ticket to see 'Frozen' on Broadway? Tickets for the Disney (DIS) - Get Report musical went on sale this week and the resale market is already overheated. Balcony seats for shows around opening night in mid-March are going for almost $10,000.
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