Tractor Supply (TSCO) is expanding its final-mile delivery to grow digital and business-to-business sales, hiring drivers and renting vehicles, The Wall Street Journal’s Liz Young reports. The company aims to handle more deliveries of bulky items to rural customers, where third-party services are less effective.
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