As the year comes to a close, millions of Americans turn to Target for groceries, essentials, and post-holiday deals — and knowing the store’s New Year hours can save both time and stress.

Target shoppers who were affected by the company's global technical outage during the holiday shopping rush may want to check their emails.

Outages for the Target app were reported in the morning of Dec. 19, peaking by 12:30 p.m. ET, according to DownDetector.

The retailer has a new policy, called 10-4, intended to make customers feel welcome in the store. With Black Friday and the Christmas shopping frenzy behind us, and the line at the exchange counter getting shorter, here's what Florida shoppers should know about Target's 10-4 policy.

A number of Target shoppers were left in limbo on Friday as the retailer reported "a global technical outage" impacting its website and app.

Shoppers flooded social platforms with complaints about missing order details and stalled pickups during the outage. One customer summed up the mood, questioning whether their orders would be fulfilled or refunded.

Consider your search for the tastiest ice cream over, as we've dubbed this store-brand option better than all the rest.

The typical Target shopper visits every two to three weeks — about 23 trips per year — and buys 7 products for a total cost of about $49 per trip.