Target will no longer price match retailers like Amazon or Walmart after July 28. But several retailers still offer the policy.

Target's decision to end its price-matching policy marks a significant strategic shift aimed at enhancing financial discipline and protecting profits. This move, effective from July 28, reflects the company's response to rising cost pressures and the need for greater pricing flexibility,

Target is changing its price-matching policy with competitors like Amazon and Walmart. In the past, Target customers were able to purchase a product from Target, and if they found a lower price at Walmart or Amazon within 14 days of purchase, they received a refund of the difference.