Target has found a new friend in Facebook, as the retailer has become one of the first businesses to participate in the social network's new gift card program. According to a Reuters report, consumers can buy cards for their Facebook friends for use at four different businesses including Target, LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vitton SA, Jamba Juice and Darden Restaurants’ Olive Garden....
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