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at a time when many companies are withdrawing guidance. Tractor Supply said it expects "record-breaking" sales and earnings, as well as comparable-store sales growth of 20% to 25%. The company's stock is up 46% since March 16 and has been the best-performing retailer in the S&P 500 during that time.
— The entertainment giant's stock climbed 1% in extended trading after the company announced that Walt Disney World Resort executives will submit a reopening proposal on Wednesday to the Orange County Economic Recovery Task Force in Florida. The proposal plans for a phased reopening of the resort's theme parks, according to
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