NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially on Wednesday:

Boeing Co., down $22.25 to $101.89.

The troubled jet maker has fully drawn about $13.8 billion of existing credit as it faces a sharp drop in demand.

United Airlines Holdings Inc., down $9.29 to $21.38.

The airline cancelled 60% of flights worldwide for April as the virus pandemic guts demand for travel.

FedEx Corp., up $4.72 to $99.68.

The package delivery company reported good sales and solid earnings in its fiscal third quarter.

Choice Hotels International Inc., down $11.14 to $54.38.

The hotel operator abandoned its 2020 targets as the virus pandemic severely curtails travel and bookings.

KeyCorp, down $2.08 to $8.16.

The bank suspended stock buyback plans as the industry prepares for a rise in credit demand from companies and individuals.

Target Corp., down 81 cents to $102.82.

The retailer is cutting store hours so it has more time to clean and restock shelves because of a surge in shoppers.

Chevron Corp., down $15.64 to $55.05.

Oil and gas companies stumbled as the price of crude oil plunged again.

Citrix Systems Inc., up $3.04 to $130.50.

Demand for remote-working technology lifted Citrix's shares.

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