December 20, 2025 - 06:02

Target's app and website have been affected by an outage that is disrupting the company's ability to fulfill online orders. As the holiday shopping season reaches its peak, this technical issue has raised concerns among customers eager to complete their purchases. Many shoppers have reported difficulties accessing the site, with error messages and slow loading times becoming commonplace.
This outage comes at a critical moment, as retailers typically see a surge in online traffic during the final days leading up to major holidays. Customers rely heavily on digital platforms for convenience, and any disruption can lead to frustration and lost sales. Target has acknowledged the issue and is working diligently to resolve it, but the timing could not be worse for the company, which has been striving to enhance its online shopping experience.
As shoppers continue to flock to stores and websites, the company is under pressure to restore full functionality and ensure that customers can complete their holiday shopping without further interruptions.
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