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Target Expands Bengaluru Campus With New Office

The company said the expanded campus is designed to bring teams together and support collaboration across its technology and retail functions.

Target in India has expanded its Bengaluru presence with an 830,000-square-foot office at Embassy Manyata Business Park, creating a connected campus for its more than 5,700 employees in the country.

The new 10-floor office is located across the road from Target’s existing Bengaluru facility. The company said the expanded campus is designed to bring teams together and support collaboration across its technology and retail functions.

Campus Supports Collaboration

Andrea Zimmerman, Senior Vice President and President, Target in India, said the expansion reflects the company’s focus on its teams and its operations in India.

“Our office expansion is a reflection of Target’s strategic priority to strengthen our team and the communities in which we operate, and is yet another step towards creating the right environment for our teams to thrive....

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