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A potential Target comeback could make this stock a solid growth and income play. The continuing need for oil and gas should continue to boost Chevron and its dividend.

The latest trading day saw Target (TGT) settling at $119.84, representing a +2.43% change from its previous close.

A major labor union, the AFT, is calling for its 1.8 million members to shop at local stores rather than Target, saying the retailer did not respond adequately to the surge of federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis, CNBC has learned. The fresh calls for a boycott come as Target tries to win back trust and return to sales growth.

This company saw revenue climb in early pandemic days, but in recent times it's struggled to grow. This player has reached a clear transition point.

A new Target store in New Jersey highlights ongoing customer frustrations, from confusing promotions to persistent in-store issues.

Target (NYSE: TGT) has been a fixture in dividend income portfolios for decades, and its Dividend King status reflects that.

Target has struggled since the pandemic. Investors are hopeful that new CEO Michael Fiddelke can inject some energy into the business.