The changes come after a rough quarter for Target, with sales at stores open for at least a year tumbling 3.8% compared to the same quarter a year prior. This was partly because of tariff-related uncertainty as well as backlash from some customers about its reversal on diversity, equity and inclusion programs, executives said.

Target will no longer offer a perk that many shoppers have relied on to save money, Retail Dive reports. The retailer announced the end of its long-standing price-match policy, which allows customers to request a price match up to 14 days after a purchase if they find the same product for less at another retailer,