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Tuesday, October 27

▼ Negative TJXROSTBURL 9:50 AM ET Listen · Pro

BofA cuts TJX price target to $170 from $175, keeps Buy, on higher freight costs

What happened

BofA lowered its price target on TJX to $170 from $175 and kept a Buy rating. The firm cut off-price retailer estimates to reflect higher freight costs pressuring FY27 margins as contracts renew, reducing FY27 estimates for TJX by 3% (Ross by 3%, Burlington by 6%) to reflect about 60 basis points of incremental gross margin pressure. The action was published Tuesday morning, Oct 27.

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Who’s affected

  • TJX (TJX): target cut reflects FY27 margin pressure from freight-contract renewals; read-through to off-price peers Ross (ROST) and Burlington (BURL), whose estimates were cut 3% and 6%

Tuesday, October 20

◆ Mixed TJX 11:52 AM ET Listen · Pro

TJX Senior EVP Kenneth Canestrari to retire April 30, 2027; executive-officer role ends January 2027

What happened

TJX filed a Form 8-K on October 20, 2026 disclosing a letter agreement (entered into October 15) governing the planned retirement of Senior Executive Vice President and Group President Kenneth Canestrari on April 30, 2027. His employment agreement is extended to that date; effective January 31, 2027 he will no longer serve as an executive officer, though his employment as Senior EVP continues through retirement. He will not participate in the Management Incentive Plan or Long Range Performance Incentive Plan for performance periods beginning in fiscal 2028 or later, and will receive no new equity grants under the Stock Incentive Plan — though he remains eligible for benefits on existing LRPIP and stock-incentive awards. He stays subject to non-competition, non-solicitation, and confidentiality obligations.

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Who’s affected

  • TJX Companies (TJX) — orderly, long-telegraphed transition limits disruption, but a group-president departure invites questions about succession; watch peer off-price names (Ross Stores) only on read-through if succession plans differ.

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