Target has lost $6 billion in market cap since it announced, in mid April, that any man can use the ladies bathrooms and changing rooms in their stores. Might be a blip, or it might be a thing. If it is a thing it may send a message to shareholders that the CEO and management are costing them billions on their investment. At some point that becomes serious money.
Is boycotting Target something you would do?
Here’s the link to join the Boycott (on digital paper at least) if you are the sort that likes to sign petitions.
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Target has lost $6 billion in market cap since it announced, in mid April, that any man can use the ladies bathrooms and changing rooms in their stores. Might be a blip, or it might be a thing. If it is a thing it may send a message to shareholders that the CEO and management are costing them billions on their investment. At some point that becomes serious money.