Target (NYSE: TGT) is finally starting to get a little respect from Wall Street again. Shares of the omnichannel retailer jumped 10% Tuesday after the company reported strong fourth-quarter earnings and detailed investment plans to drive long-term, adjusted earnings-per-share growth in the high single digits. In retrospect, that money was well spent as comparable sales increased by double digits last year and adjusted earnings per share jumped 44% even as the company faced challenges with the supply chain, cost inflation, and rising wages.