Target's decision to end its price matching policy comes as the retailer is struggling to boost sales and store traffic. In its most recent earnings report released in May, the company reported a ...

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Shares of Avenue Supermarts surged 13.8% in seven sessions, hitting Rs 4,725 after breaking key resistance. Analysts ...

However, it has also formed a giant bearish flag pattern, pointing to an eventual breakdown. The immediate target for the stock is the lower side of the ascending channel at 380p.

Target rolled out its very first price match policy, called the Low Price Promise, in 2009. If a customer found a lower price at another brick-and-mortar store, the company matched it.