Target Corp. is ending a long-standing program that matches prices of items with those of competitors, as the big-box retailer looks to simplify its pricing strategy.

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Yousif Capital Management trimmed its holdings in Walmart by 5% during the first quarter, now holding stock worth over $50 million. Walmart constitutes around 0.6% of Yousif’s investment portfolio, ...