The information provided for discussions with this particular company will consist of the following; sales at the end of fiscal year 2005 were $51,271 (in millions) as compared to $29,462 at the end of 2000. This growth portrays the strong sales revenue necessary to pay the interest and principal payments on any loans. The corporation's net interest expense has also fallen dramatically and is at the lowest point it has been since 2001. At the end of fiscal year 2005 it was 463 (in millions) versus 570 from the previous year. Target also remains strong in EBIT with a 8.2% and its dividends have growing strongly each year as well. In fiscal year 2000 the annual dividend was.215 per share and it currently is.38 per share (as of fiscal year 2005).

The year end receivables rose over 12% in 2005 and now totals approximately $6,117 millions, mainly from credit card...
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