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The news from Target (TGT) appears to confirm that Black Friday is no longer crucial to most retailers. With the retailer starting to generate strong online momentum, the future is in the cyber world. The data as well continues to confirm a electronic holidays. The top selling items game consoles, TVs, an iPad, and the interesting addition of the Nest thermostat. Guess Google (GOOG)(GOOGL) might have a decent business with that purchase. Among the top sellers on Target.com’s top-selling day were: Xbox One 500GB Gears of War: Ultimate Edition Bundle was the #1 selling item Target sold two 48” Samsung 4K Ultra HD TVs per minute   Other top sellers included: Apple iPad Air 2 Graco 4Ever All-in-One Car Seat Barbie Dream House Nest Learning Thermostat Pampers Baby Dry Diaper Super Size Pack Without any hard numbers, it's difficult to get a read on the impact for Target. The retailer is finally making some inroads into claiming an online future. The stock trades ...

Target announced details of an improved capital return plan. The details of the plan are far less impressive than the headlines numbers and the excitement stirred up from the early release of the details. Target is offering up the potential for solid yields, but the company has a poor history of implementing previous buybacks. The news of updated Target (NYSE: TGT ) capital returns received a ton of media attention over the last few days due to internal company issues and possibly undue respect for the headline numbers. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha. Disclosure: No positions mentioned. Please review the disclaimer page for more details.