Tractor Supply is continuing its rampant growth arc, seeing first quarter sales improve by 3.5% even as it opened 40 new locations during the same quarter. “New stores remain a hallmark of our performance,” said CEO Hal Lawton (more).

Meta is facing a lawsuit from the Consumer Federation of America, one alleging that consumer protection laws are being violated by the social media platform regarding the handling of scammers. The CFA claims that Meta is allowing scammers to “proliferate on its platforms” (more).

Amazon is launching a GLP-1 drug program with One Medical, allowing members to gain access to WeGovy and Foundayo for $25 per month with insurance, or $149 monthly out of pocket. Clinicians will be able to monitor progress and adjust treatments as necessary (more).

Best Buy will have a new CEO later this year, with Corie Barry stepping down at the end of October to make way for Jason Bonfig. The leadership change comes about as the company grapples with the ongoing AI surge and attempts to drive new sales (more).

Lowe’s continues to expand into Florida, Texas, and Kentucky, with its Port St. Lucie, Florida, store opening this June. “Port St. Lucie is growing rapidly, and we’re excited to support our neighbors and local businesses with everything they need for projects big and small,” said Lowe’s district manager Christian Redman (more).