Target

The change was quietly updated on their website.

To help continue to combat retail theft, a new change to the return policy for Minnesota-based Target stores has been posted.

Target reports that over 30 million people shop at their stores each week, and they have about 2,000 locations in the U.S. In comparison, Walmart has nearly five times as many stores and sees 37 million customers every day, according to Demand Sage.

New report shows how much time people typically spend in some of the largest retail stores.

They're not the first store to ban this payment type.

Target has introduced a new program called the 'Denim Take Back' program. It's a way to get rid of your old jeans and save money on new ones!

Starting July 15, two major changes will take effect that promises to reduce frustration and improve efficiency.

If you carry a checkbook around in your purse and you plan on using that to pay for your Target purchases at the register, you'd better hurry.

This move has nothing to do with self-checkout lanes either.

Your shopping selection at Target has been expanded with their newest partnership.