Tuesday May 6
Target sells stake in credit card receivables to JPMorgan
Target Corp. said Monday it will sell nearly half its credit-card receivables to JPMorgan Chase & Co. for $3.6 billion, a move the retailer had long resisted.
Target will still run its credit card business, which includes a Target Visa card and a store card, and said customers won't notice any change. In effect, Target gets the cash and JPMorgan gets the right to a chunk of the future profits from the credit card business.
The Minneapolis-based discounter said the interest represents about 47 percent of what Target credit card customers owe. The deal is expected to close before the end of the month. Read more
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