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Target has resumed selling Amazon.com's tablets and e-readers on its website and plans to bring them back to its stores. (Bloomberg)

MINNEAPOLIS -- Target says it will begin selling Harry’s razors, the subscription-based shaving company that has more than 2 million members.

In a statement on its Bullseye View blog, the retailer says "the mission behind Harry’s, the popular men’s grooming brand co-founded by entrepreneurs Jeff Raider and Andy Katz-Mayfield, has a lot in common with our own: Expect More. Pay Less."

SANTA MONICA, Calif. — When it comes to natural skin care, Beautycounter is perhaps one of the hottest names in the business. In fact, the company recently generated investments from Bono and his wife, as well as Nude founder, Ali Hewson, as part of its acquisition of Nude Skin care from LVMH Möet Hennessy Louis Vuitton. Next up, Beautycounter and Target will unfurl a collection of skin care and cosmetics products in 1,500 Target stores.

SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. -- Maternity and shapewear brand Belly Bandit has launched a new, value-priced collection of pregnancy support and post-pregnancy compression-wear at Target.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Just in time for summer's long days full of sun and sand, Method is launching a new product to help consumers beat the heat.

Method Products has unveiled a new line of gel body wash. Enriched with avocado extract + vitamin E, the biodegradable formula lathers into velvety suds. Boasting four vivid fragrances—including longtime hand wash favorites waterfall (blue), green tea + aloe (green) and mandarin mango (orange) plus new addition lilac blossom (purple)—refreshing body wash is now available for $5.99 at Target and target.com.

NEW YORK – Target is expanding its "connected living" offerings with the addition of wearable breathing and rollover monitor MonBaby. 

Manufactured by MonDevices Inc., MonBaby is a baby monitor in the form of a smart button that sends a baby’s stats to parents via a complementary smartphone app.

The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports that Target and United Healthcare are among a slew of companies that are leaning on younger employees to keep veteran workers knowledgeable about technology, social media, and other evolving aspects of the marketplace in order to better engage and reach consumers. (Star-Tribune)

With 1,790 stores spread across the country and sales growth in each of the last two years at under 2%, the New York Post reports that the discounter is accelerating plans to roll out more petite, urban stores. (New York Post)