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.

Minnesota is home to a lot of retail, from having one of the biggest shopping malls in the world, to being the world headquarters to several brands like Target, so it should come as little surprise that it's also home to several "flagship" stores.

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.

This was good lesson on how not to act in public.

A call came in Sunday morning that there was a bomb in the Target Store. It was evacuated and a K9 unit responded.

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!

The change will officially begin this month.

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.