Target

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Target may refer to:

• Target, Allier, a commune of the Allier department in France

Contents 1 Titled expressive works 2 Other 3 TARGET 4 See also 5 References

[edit] Titled expressive works

• Target (magazine), an Indian children's magazine (1980–1995)
• "Target" (song), a 2006 single from Embrace
• Target: 2006, an eleven issue story arc from the Transformers Marvel UK comic book series
• The Target, a 2002 Hoobastank EP

Moving-image works:

• Target (1952 film), starring Tim Holt
• Target (1985 film), starring Gene Hackman
• Target (1995 film), directed by Sandip Ray
• Target (2004 film), starring Stephen Baldwin
• "The Target" (The Wire), the pilot episode of the HBO series
• Target (TV series), a 1970s detective series
• Target (New Zealand TV series), a consumer affairs program

[edit] Other

• Gui-Jean-Baptiste Target (1733–1807), French lawyer
• The Target, fictional leader of team Target and the Targeteers
• Target (word puzzle)

Companies:

• Target Corporation, an American mass merchandise retailer
• Target Australia, an Australian mass merchandise retailer
• Target Group, UK based supplier of financial software solutions and business process outsourcing.
• Target Books, a British publishing imprint

Sport venues:

• Target Center, arena in Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Target Field, future Major League Baseball stadium, also in Minneapolis

[edit] TARGET

• TARGET (Trans-European Automated Real-time Gross settlement Express Transfer system), an interbank payment system
• TARGET (NGO), activist group associated with Rüdiger Nehberg
• TARGET 3001!, the registered trademark of a computer-aided design software for printed circuit board

[edit] See also

• Targeting (disambiguation)
• Target market, the market segment to which a particular product is marketed
• Target set, also known as the codomain, the set of elements that a function maps into.

[edit] References

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