Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Target, Kohl's, Peloton and more

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Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading.

Target — Shares of the retailer fell more than 4% after the company said it will take a short-term hit to profits as it cancels orders and marks down unwanted merchandise. CEO Brian Cornell said the big-box retailer wants to clear room for merchandise including groceries and back-to-school supplies.

Kohl's — The department store's stock jumped 8.1% on news that it's in negotiations with the parent company of The Vitamin Shoppe to purchase Kohl's for $60 a share, valuing Kohl's at roughly $8 billion. Franchise Group's stock gained 7.5%.

Peloton — The at-home fitness company's shares dipped more than 1% after it announced Jill Woodworth, its chief financial officer, will leave the company after four years. Liz Coddington, a former executive at Amazon and Netflix, will take her place starting June 13.

Apple — Apple shares rose about 1% following the iPhone maker's WWDC event on Monday, where it announced its M2 chip, a buy now/pay later offering and updates to CarPlay.

BuzzFeed — Shares of the media company bounced 10.7% after plummeting about 41% Monday following the expiration of its IPO lockup period.

GitLab — The cloud-based software provider's stock surged 23.1% on a smaller-than-expected loss in the latest quarter. GitLab also beat revenue estimates and shared strong revenue guidance for the current quarter.

J.M. Smucker — Shares of the food company rose 4.9% after earnings and revenue in the latest quarter beat analysts' estimates. Adjusted earnings per share came in 35 cents above analysts' forecasts.

United Natural Foods — Shares of the food wholesaler dropped 8% despite United Natural's fiscal third-quarter results beating expectations. The company