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Here are the key events taking place on Wednesday that could impact trading including the DOE's inventory, U.S. trade gap and retail news.

HoloLens co-creater Alex Kipman is resigning from Microsoft following allegations that he watched VR pornography at a meeting in front of female colleagues.

Autonomous technology developer Gatik announced that a fleet of their self-driving box trucks will start making deliveries to a network of Sam's Clubs in Dallas, Texas.

Big Tech is calling on the Biden administration to adopt "more robust aging out policies" to keep more than 200,000 children of visa holders' in the United States.

A rare LeBron James trading card may net a record sum of nearly $7 million when it goes up for auction; the NBA superstar's success is spurring interest.

Netflix is vying to expand its production studio footprint to the Garden State with a bid for a 289-acre property located at a former Army base.

Wells Fargo has hit pause on its diversity-focused hiring policy following a report that the company held "fake" job interviews of minority candidates.

The European Commission has called for Apple to change its iPhone connectors in iPhones sold in Europe by 2024 in an effort to make life easier for consumers.

Sanctions rolled out by Russia this week are targeting Biden administration officials and key U.S. business figures as the war in Ukraine continues

A McDonald's restaurant in Sanger, California, was temporarily closed Friday, a day after videos posted online claimed the restaurant is unsanitary, according to a report.

Verizon Business CEO Tami Erwin on creating a framework to manage cybersecurity as ransomware attacks see an increase greater than the last five years combined.

Reports of forced monkey labor has driven Walmart to drop a major coconut milk brand.

NHTSA is looking into reports of catastrophic engine failure happening to 2021 Ford Bronco SUVs that appears to be linked to a faulty valve in their 2.7-liter V6.

Apple's latest operating system update will allow users to edit and unsend text messages, and conversations can be marked as unread, the company announced Monday.

A business-class passenger said he found bugs in his plastic-wrapped salad while on a flight from Germany to Dallas-Fort Worth — says staff laughed it off.

Boeing and Gulfstream jets tied to Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich are the latest targets in the United States' efforts to hold Russia accountable for its invasion of Ukraine.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an investigation against Twitter for allegedly misreporting its bots, hurting businesses and consumers.

Howard Schultz, the interim CEO of Starbucks, is looking for someone who can lead the coffee giant in what is a changing landscape for corporate chiefs.

Musk has previously said his $44B acquisition is temporarily 'on hold' pending details supporting Twitter's calculations that spam and fake accounts make up less than 5% of users.

Workers at a New Orleans, Louisiana, Starbucks voted over the weekend to unionize and join Workers United, making it the first store in the state to form a union.