Target’s final tally shows dissent against board

Published June 13, 2014 9:47pm ET



NEW YORK (AP) — Target Corp.’s final shareholder vote tally showed a rise in dissent against key board members, highlighting how a massive data breach is eroding faith among its investors.

All 10 nominees were elected to the board Wednesday at the discounter’s annual shareholders’ meeting. But the rise in votes against several key directors shows that Target, based in Minneapolis, has a lot of work to do to shore up confidence among the investor community.

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