EYE ON THE TARGET: Retail giant's $15B loss in 'stunning collapse' should serve as warning to CEOs, 'Shark Tank' star kevinolearytv says.
Investor Kevin O'Leary looks at the potential ramifications from the Target Pride collection controversy on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'how Target allowed
"On one hand, companies want to show their support of diversity in all the mandates that society is discussing openly," he said on"Jesse Watters Primetime.
O'Leary suggested much of the furor was intensified by how fast the news of Target's behavior spread on social media – adding that many corporate boards don't always take into account the power of viral word-of-mouth.
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