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Tractor Supply Partners with 4-H and Starlink to Advance Rural Digital Divide

Tractor Supply Company, 4-H, and Starlink announced the next phase of their collaborative initiative to bridge the digital divide in rural communities. Now through November 15, when customers activate an eligible Starlink kit bought at any Tractor Supply store or on TractorSupply.com, Starlink will donate the value of the customer's first month of subscription service to the National 4-H Council, generating funding for local 4-H programs that help equip young people with the skills, experiences and opportunities needed to be Beyond Ready for work and life. "Serving Life Out Here means helping our customers bring reliable internet home and investing in the young people growing up in their communities. Every eligible kit our customers pick up this fall does both. Providing rural communities with reliable broadband isn't just about connectivity-it's about giving the next generation the tools to thrive in their hometowns," said Hal Lawton, President and CEO of Tractor Supply

Instacart Becomes Exclusive Same-Day Delivery Partner for Petsense

Instacart (CART) and Petsense, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tractor Supply (TSCO), announced a new partnership making Instacart the exclusive same-day delivery partner for Petsense. Starting today, customers can shop Petsense's assortment of pet foods and supplies through the Instacart App and website, with same-day delivery in as fast as an hour with no markups. With over 130 stores nationwide, Petsense joins more than 2,200 national and local retail banners on the Instacart Marketplace.

Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Futures Decline

Stock futures are lower as investors digest the first wave of megacap technology earnings, with concerns over accelerating artificial intelligence spending outweighing otherwise solid quarterly results. Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures are all in negative territory before the opening bell, while Treasury yields and oil prices are climbing, adding pressure to equity markets.Alphabet and Tesla set the tone for the session after reporting second quarter results late Wednesday. Alphabet posted record growth in its cloud business and topped earnings expectations, but investors focused on the company's increased capital expenditure outlook as it ramps up AI investments. Tesla also came under pressure after reporting negative free cash flow for the first time in more than two years, reinforcing concerns about margins and the cost of its AI and autonomous driving initiatives.The market's attention has shifted from whether big tech can deliver earnings growth to whether the billions of dollars being poured into AI infrastructure will generate sufficient returns. Investors will continue to monitor upcoming results from Intel and other technology companies for additional insight into AI-related capital spending and demand across the semiconductor supply chain.Geopolitical tensions are also weighing on sentiment after attacks linked to Iranian-backed Houthi militants disrupted shipping near the Bab el-Mandeb strait. Brent crude has climbed toward $100 a barrel, raising fresh concerns about inflation. Higher oil prices have pushed Treasury yields higher, particularly on the short end of the curve.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures fell 0.98%, Nasdaq futures fell 1.37% and Dow futures fell 1.0%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.UP AFTER EARNINGS -Cleveland-Cliffsup 9%West Pharmaceuticalsup 7%Quest Diagnosticsup 6%RTXup 5%Lockheed Martinup 5%Thermo Fisherup 5%Huntington Bancsharesup 1%Tractor Supplyup 4%McCormickup 1%Nokiaup 1%Honeywellup 1%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Alphabetdown 5%STMicroelectronicsdown 13%Tesladown 7%American Airlinesdown 5%Infosysdown 4%T-Mobiledown 4%Dow Inc.down 2%Harley-Davidsondown 1%