Target Corp. has dropped its longtime provider for Bullseye, its iconic English bull terrier mascot, though the retailer says Bullseye will continue to be its mascot. Related Articles Target ...

Reconstruction of the new Target in West Goshen has been going along steadily for months, and is set to open later this year, writes Eric Henderson for PhillyBite Magazine. It is occupying the ...

This all became exclusively available at Target in 2004. Today, you can even buy a 24-inch Bullseye stuffed animal. Is the Target dog’s bullseye painted on—and just how safe is that?

Target’s Bullseye Mascot Dog Provider Sues Company for Breach of Contract, $740K in Backpay “Target seeks brand loyalty from customers. It has shown that it is anything but loyal to those ...

A California company that provides performing movie animals for commercials, TV, and movies is suing retailer Target, alleging breach of contract involving Target's beloved "Bullseye" dog mascot.

In May 2022, Target announced it was committed to spending $2 billion on Black-owned businesses by the end of 2025. "At ...

Target is running an ad on the Sphere in Las Vegas, Nevada, to boost its holiday marketing blitz, according to details shared with Marketing Dive. The outdoor placement emulating a snowglobe, live ...

May is 'National Pet Month' and everyone's favorite retailer, Target, is celebrating by running all sorts of deals on everything you could possibly think of that your pet needs, or wants! Here are ...

Aug. 11—ROCHESTER — Millions of people see Target ads every day but only a few know that some of the furry friends in them call Rochester their home. Alice Howe and Teri Nelson have been ...

Target has been sued for allegedly breaching its contract with the company that supplied its iconic dog mascot, Bullseye. “Target seeks brand loyalty from customers. It has shown that it is ...