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Target Corp., Minneapolis, has expanded its "beauty concierge" program to 95 stores in New York and New Jersey, the San Francisco Bay Area and Dallas-Fort Worth. The Beauty Concierge program was originally tested in the Chicago market in summer 2012. Earlier this year, the program was launched in some stores in Los Angeles, Orange County, Washington, D.C., northern Virginia, Baltimore and Minneapolis, and also expanded to additional stores in Chicago. The beauty concierge program is now available in nearly 300 stores nationwide.
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