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Brief History Of Target's Expansion

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It launched two more locations in Denver. Target's parent company Dayton went public in 1967. The same year, two stores were established in Minnesota, increasing the total number of stores to nine, and by 1968, Target had added two additional locations in St. Louis.
In 1969, Dayton combined with the J. L. Hudson Company to develop into the Dayton Hudson Corporation (DHC). In Detroit, the J. L. Hudson Company ran the Hudson's department store chain. Target planned to build stores without supermarkets in 1969 as well. Despite the fact that Target thought that selling affordable foods was critical to delivering a one-stop shopping experience for customers, it chose to begin its new shops with solely general products.
Target had developed stores
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