After a challenging year, the retailer dropped nearly 20 spots on the Top 50. Consumer fallout ensued after computer hackers stole credit card data from up to 110 million of its customers. To bring shoppers back, the company offered extra discounts. And in January, the company announced that it would close its 133 stores in Canada after recording more than $2 billion in losses since 2011. Still, the company’s sales have risen for two quarters in a row, and the advance buzz surrounding its upcoming collaboration with designer Lilly Pulitzer suggest Target still has a knack for offering cheap chic.