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Piper Sandler cuts Cisco price target to $125, shares fall 5%

Piper Sandler lowered its price target on Cisco Systems to $125 from $132, citing a lower price-to-earnings multiple assumption amid worries that networking-industry growth is peaking. Cisco shares fell about 5% on the news. The stock had hit a record high in June and remains up roughly 56% over the past year, helped by revenue growth tied to AI demand, including a fourth-quarter earnings beat last month with $17.25 billion in revenue versus a $16.8 billion estimate.

Report Identifies Four Common Reasons B2B Marketing Fails to Convert Target Buyers

A marketing analysis outlines four recurring reasons target buyers ignore campaigns even when they see the right messaging: audiences defined too broadly, content that describes products rather than buyer problems, insufficient buyer confidence to act, and marketing that answers questions nobody is actually asking. The piece recommends conducting five to ten interviews with people across different relationships to the company to spot which of these patterns applies before making changes.

BonBon expands Swedish candy brand into Target and FAO Schwarz shelves

BonBon, a New York-based Swedish candy company known for its cult following, is expanding into major retail with launches at Target and FAO Schwarz. The brand's creative director says maintaining tight, hand-driven design control is central to preserving its Swedish candy identity as it scales into big-box retail.

Algonquin trial tests BPd combination in relapsed multiple myeloma across nine Canadian sites

Researchers report interim results from the ongoing Algonquin study, a multicentre, open-label trial evaluating a BPd drug combination in patients with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma. The analysis covers patients enrolled in the trial's second phase, with data collected through late October 2025 after enrollment closed in September 2022. Eligible patients had failed prior treatments including lenalidomide and proteasome inhibitors, but had not previously received pomalidomide or BCMA-targeted therapy.

Target rolls out new Beauty Studio concept to 600 stores on Sept. 10

Target is introducing a redesigned beauty section called Beauty Studio in 600 stores starting September 10, replacing the shopping experience previously tied to its Ulta partnership. The move marks a reinvention of one of the retailer's key store areas as that partnership winds down.

Target-owned Shipt launches 'Ask Shipt' AI shopping assistant

Shipt, Target's same-day delivery service, rolled out an AI tool called Ask Shipt that converts written prompts or photos into ready-to-checkout shopping carts. Customers can request carts based on occasions like tailgates or school lunches, or set a budget, such as a weeknight dinner for five under $35. The tool can also identify ingredients from a photo of a dish and add them to a cart automatically.

Tech reviewer tests crossbody phone straps in humorous first-person review

A senior consumer tech reviewer wrote a tongue-in-cheek first-person account of using a crossbody phone strap, a carrying style popularized in Europe and among younger users. She humorously details wearing it with everyday casual outfits, using it for quick texting and tap-to-pay, and even repurposing the phone's flashlight as reading light in dim bars.

Retailers set mixed Labor Day 2026 schedules as banks and markets stay shut

Ahead of Labor Day 2026, most major chains including Costco, Target and Walmart plan to remain open, though some locations may run shorter hours. Banks and stock markets, by contrast, will close for the federal holiday, following their usual practice.

Target Faces Second Halloween Costume Backlash Within Weeks

Target is again drawing criticism over a Halloween costume in its seasonal lineup, just under two weeks after apologizing for a separate children's costume that critics compared to blackface caricatures. This time, the retailer is not the only company implicated in the controversy, as other sellers are reportedly facing similar accusations.

Founder's AI-driven scaling plan hits $50K revenue but zero profit

An entrepreneur used AI extensively to make pricing, hiring and marketing decisions while scaling a services business, reaching her $50,000 monthly revenue goal within six months. However, her underpriced premium offerings meant that payroll, rent and overhead grew alongside revenue, leaving no profit to reinvest or pay herself. The strain eventually caused missed deadlines, declining quality and staff departures.

Connor Blakley's Jams PB&J brand challenges Smucker's Uncrustables in Target, NFL locker rooms

Connor Blakley, a 27-year-old high-school dropout who built a career advising major brands on Gen Z marketing, has launched his own packaged food company, Jams. The peanut butter and jelly sandwich brand is now competing directly with Smucker's Uncrustables, securing shelf space at Target and landing in NFL locker rooms.

Target relaunches Delia's clothing line to woo millennial shoppers

Target has introduced a new apparel collection built around Delia's, the once-popular 1990s catalog and mall brand aimed at teen girls. The move leans on nostalgia to draw millennial women who grew up shopping the original brand, arriving as Target works to move past recent public backlash.