Discount retailer Target said a key revenue measure rose 3.1 percent in January as shoppers bought holiday clearance merchandise. The gain topped Wall Street expectations, and Target shares edged up 31 cents to $63 in premarket trading.
February 07, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Discount retailer Target Corp. said Thursday that a key revenue measure rose 3.1 percent in January as shoppers bought holiday clearance merchandise.
The gain topped Wall Street expectations, and Target shares edged up 31 cents to $63 in premarket trading.
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