1 hr. ago
Harry A. Lawton III, President & CEO of Tractor Supply Company (NASDAQ:TSCO), purchased 15,600 shares of common stock on Aug. 4, 2026. SEC Form 4 filing
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$501,540
#lawton #president #supply #tsco
Metric
Value
Transaction value
$501,540
#lawton #president #supply #tsco
5 days ago
(NEXSTAR) – Roughly six dozen pet stores across 17 states are expected to close in the coming months in an attempt to restructure the business.
Tractor Supply announced in June that it would close about 75 of its more than 200 Petsense stores. In an earnings call, CEO Hal Lawton said Tractor Supply is focusing on directing "resources towards higher growth, higher return opportunities," CoStar reported. Lawton added that the Petsense stores set to close had reported negative cash flow.
"After that, we think we'll have a very strong, profitable Petsense business. It will work well with the broader pet ecosystem that we're building," he said.
At the time, the Petsense locations designated for closure were not available. That has since changed, as investment firm Gordon Brothers has listed more than 70 Petsense stores as available for lease. Gordon Brothers was also involved in Big Lots' bankruptcy.
Raising Cane's to open several new locations in August, with even more on the way
#stores #close
Tractor Supply announced in June that it would close about 75 of its more than 200 Petsense stores. In an earnings call, CEO Hal Lawton said Tractor Supply is focusing on directing "resources towards higher growth, higher return opportunities," CoStar reported. Lawton added that the Petsense stores set to close had reported negative cash flow.
"After that, we think we'll have a very strong, profitable Petsense business. It will work well with the broader pet ecosystem that we're building," he said.
At the time, the Petsense locations designated for closure were not available. That has since changed, as investment firm Gordon Brothers has listed more than 70 Petsense stores as available for lease. Gordon Brothers was also involved in Big Lots' bankruptcy.
Raising Cane's to open several new locations in August, with even more on the way
#stores #close
1 month ago
The 2026 Wimbledon Championships are officially underway at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, with the opening day bringing together the tournament's biggest stars, famous faces and highly anticipated matches.
The Royal Box and VIP areas welcomed a host of celebrity arrivals, while on court, British hopes were put to the test. Fans were left disappointed as Jack Draper pulled out of his opening match against sixth seed Taylor Fritz, while Emma Raducanu was also forced to withdraw due to a stress fracture.
Adding to the excitement, Serena Williams will make a headline-making return to SW19 at 44 as she steps back onto the Wimbledon lawns. The tennis champion has not competed in singles since she officially retired from professional tennis at the US Open in 2022.
Take a look at all the opening-day arrivals below…
Tess Daly looked incredible in a bridal white dress as she arrived for day one of the Championships alongside her bet friend and business partner, Gayle Lawton.
The Royal Box and VIP areas welcomed a host of celebrity arrivals, while on court, British hopes were put to the test. Fans were left disappointed as Jack Draper pulled out of his opening match against sixth seed Taylor Fritz, while Emma Raducanu was also forced to withdraw due to a stress fracture.
Adding to the excitement, Serena Williams will make a headline-making return to SW19 at 44 as she steps back onto the Wimbledon lawns. The tennis champion has not competed in singles since she officially retired from professional tennis at the US Open in 2022.
Take a look at all the opening-day arrivals below…
Tess Daly looked incredible in a bridal white dress as she arrived for day one of the Championships alongside her bet friend and business partner, Gayle Lawton.
