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Target Upgraded by Morgan Stanley

Called a “retail survivor”

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5 years ago

May 20, 2019

VMSD Staff

Target (Minneapolis) has been upgraded by Morgan Stanley (New York) and dubbed a “retail survivor,” being compared to Amazon.com Inc., Costco and Walmart, according to CNBC.

The investment firm reportedly upgraded the stock from “underweight” to “equal-weight” and said the price target is $67.

Target’s shares rose slightly to $71.05 in pre-market trading. The retailer’s shares are up 7 percent this year and is expected to report its earnings this Wednesday, May 22, 2019.

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