Nike, Boeing rise; Target, Synnex fall
NEW YORK (AP) - Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially on Wednesday:
Boeing, up $31.05 to $158.73.
The airplane maker reportedly plans to restart production of its troubled 737 MAX by May.
Square Inc., up $6.08 to $52.39.
The payment processing technology company scrapped its fiscal forecasts for the year because of slumping demand.
EPR Properties Inc., up $5.37 to $26.75.
The real estate investment trust is buying back up to $150 million of its stock.
Nike Inc., up $6.68 to $79.01.
The athletic apparel maker reported a surge in digital sales that helped it beat Wall Street's earnings forecasts.
Target Corp., down $9.52 to $91.04.
The retailer pulled its financial forecasts for the year because of uncertainty over the virus pandemic's impact.
Synnex Corp., down $7.06 to $74.00.
The high-tech contractor suspended its dividend and declined to give a financial forecast for the second quarter.
Delta Air Lines Inc., up $4.21 to $31.10.
Airlines are among the industries hardest hit by the virus pandemic and stand to benefit from a U.S. fiscal aid package.
Whirlpool Corp., down 82 cents to $82.39.
The appliance maker said it's slowing production in North America and pulled its financial forecasts for the year.