Corporate Governance

Tractor Supply Q3 sales rise 5.1%; to moderate new store openings
Tractor Supply Company delivered third-quarter earnings and sales that beat analyst expectations and said it was gaining share against most categories and metrics even as its customers remain cautious.
Dollar Tree launches new community impact fund to celebrate 40th anniversary
Dollar Tree is celebrating 40 years in business with a new community investment project and a milestone store opening.

Q&A: The Great Greek president talks expansion plans, real estate strategy

The Great Great Mediterranean Grill is set to soon open its 100th location – with no signs of slowing down its growth.
Home Depot commits $1B towards veteran causes

The Home Depot Foundation is making a huge commitment in its efforts to aid veteran causes – including homelessness.
David’s Bridal to spin off Pearl AI platform as public company

David’s Bridal Inc. is looking to spin off its artificial intelligence-based digital business, known as Pearl, to become a publicly traded standalone, pure-play online operation.
Pollo Campero taps restaurant veteran as U.S. CEO

Guatemalan-born restaurant chain Pollo Campero has named a new leader of its U.S. business.
Tractor Supply taps Home Depot veteran for C-suite role

Tractor Supply Company is adding a technology veteran to its C-suite.
MillerKnoll names interim leader as permanent CEO

MillerKnoll Inc. has appointed a company veteran as chief executive.
Amazon to invest $18 billion in Germany in 2027

Amazon plans to make total investments of more than $18 billion in Germany in 2027, spanning jobs, technology, and infrastructure.
Belk secures $1.27B in new financing

Belk Inc. has closed on new financing to enhance its financial flexibility and support its ongoing investments in its stores, customers and omnichannel platform.
Amazon ups holiday hires to 300,000; to offer some seasonal employees healthcare

Amazon is looking to hire a record-setting number of seasonal employees and, starting in January, will provide some of them with health benefits.
CEO confidence falls in Q4; cybersecurity, AI among top five risks

CEO confidence fell in the fourth quarter to its lowest level since the second quarter of 2025, according to a study which also tracked plans for capital spending, employment and wages.