Target on Thursday said its holiday sales were better than expected, though it kept its profit forecast the same – likely because cost-conscious shoppers stocked up on discounted items.The Minneapolis-based chain said sales on Black Friday and Cyber Monday hit records, prompting it to raise its comparable sales growth forecast for the three months through January to 1.5% from prior expectations of flat growth.But the retailer maintained its fourth quarter and full-year adjusted earnings per share (EPS) fore ...