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Here's everything you need to know before Wednesday's opening bell: A court decided Google's use of Oracle's Java programming language for Android devices was 'not fair.' The National Transportation Safety Board announced an investigation into a fatal crash involving a Tesla Model X. SoftBank announced a $200 billion solar power project in Saudi Arabia. Nike will continue to provide all 32 NFL teams with uniforms and sideline apparel. U.S. stock futures pointed lower following yesterday's major tech selloff. Check out the Morning Jolt for more of the day's biggest headlines:

Here's everything you need to know before Monday's opening bell: Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg will reportedly not appear before U.K. lawmakers. Novartis will exit its joint consumer healthcare venture with GlaxoSmithKline . Uber's self-driving car tests were suspended in Arizona. Deutsche Bank is reportedly looking for a replacement for CEO John Cryan. U.S. stock futures rose following one of the strongest Wall Street rallies in 3 years. Check out more of the morning

Here's everything you need to know before Monday's opening bell: Facebook was set to open lower after shedding $50 billion of its market value last week. Uber agreed to sell its Southeast Asia businesses to Grab. Finish Line will be acquired by JD Sports Fashion for $558 million. Gun maker Remington Outdoor filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. U.S. stock futures rose on reports the White House is open to further trade dialogue with China. Check out the Morning Jolt for more of the morning's biggest headlines

Here's everything you need to know before Friday's opening bell: China said it will place tariffs on U.S. imports in response to President Trump's tariff. Nike jumped premarket after its fiscal third-quarter sales and adjusted earnings topped Wall Street forecasts. Shares of Dropbox were priced at $21 each, above the projected range of $18 to $20. Shares of Micron appeared to fall do to profit-taking. U.S. stock futures moved lower on fears of a trade war. For more of the morning's biggest headlines, check out the Morning Jolt!

Here's everything you need to know before Thursday's opening bell: Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg said he is open to both a congressional testimony and regulation. Meredith plans to sell Time in the next 60 to 120 days. Starbucks plans to make its mobile-ordering app available to non-Starbucks Rewards members this month. President Trump is expected to announce new tariffs "targeting China's economic aggression." U.S. stock futures pointed to a lower open following yesterday's Fed decision to raise interest rates. For more the morning's biggest stories, check out the Morning Jolt!

Here's everything you need to know before Tuesday's opening bell: Facebook reportedly scheduled a meeting to let employees ask questions about the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal. Oracle fell premarket after issuing disappointing fiscal fourth-quarter guidance on cloud-computing revenue. Weinstein Co. filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday. The two-day Fed meeting begins today. U.S. stock futures pointed to further losses. Check out more videos over on our YouTube page.

Here's everything you need to know before Monday's opening bell: Facebook said Cambridge Analytica improperly obtained and failed to destroy private data on 50 million users. The trial concerning the DOJ's lawsuit to block the AT&T -Time Warner merger begins this week. Google teamed with retailers to list products in Google search as well as Google Express. Alibaba will Invest $2 Billion More in E-commerce subsidiary Lazada. U.S. stock futures fell as investors digest the weekend's geopolitical developments.

Here's everything you need to know before Friday's opening bell: Nike brand president Trevor Edwards resigned for unspecified reasons. Broadcom topped earnings estimates for its fiscal first quarter. Former Qualcomm Chairman Paul Jacobs is reportedly exploring a bid for the chipmaker. Adobe posted adjusted profit of $1.55 a share on revenue of $2.08 billion. U.S. stock futures were mixed on reports of more White House turmoil. Need more news? Check out our Morning Jolt Archives:

Here's everything you need to know before Wednesday's opening bell: Walmart plans to expand home delivery to more than 40% of U.S. households by end of year. Google announced a ban of Bitcoin advertisements. Broadcom will reportedly formally abandon its pursuit of Qualcomm . Stephen Hawking died at 76. U.S. stock futures moved into the positive but remained on the edge. Check out more our videos over on YouTube.

Here's everything you need to know before Tuesday's opening bell: President Trump blocked Broadcom from pursuing Qualcomm over national security concerns U.S. Steel credited Trump's tariff for a raise in its full-year outlook. Apple will acquire the "Netflix of magazines," Texture. GE said its senior leaders won't receive bonuses for the first time in its 126-year history. U.S. stock futures posted modest gains. Check out more our videos over on YouTube.

Here's everything you need to know before Monday's opening bell: DowDuPont executive chairman Andrew Liveris will step down on April 1. Intel wouldn't comment on "rumors or speculation" concerning a bid for Broadcom . Disney's 'Black Panther' crossed the $1 billion mark worldwide in just 26 days. Saudi Aramco's IPO could be delayed until 2019. U.S. stock futures pointed toward extended gains. Watch more over on our YouTube page.

Here's everything you need to know before Friday's opening bell: Germany's business and government leaders have called for a response to Trump's steel tariff. Boeing as it has the 'cash horsepower' to make major acquisitions. Barack Obama is reportedly in advanced talks to produce 'inspirational' Netflix shows. Toys "R" Us is reportedly considering closing its entire U.S. store base. U.S. stock futures traded mixed on news of a potential summit between the U.S. and North Korea. Subscribe to TheStreet on Youtube and enjoy these Editor Picks!

Here's everything you need to know before Wednesday's opening bell: Gary Cohn resigned after failing to convince Trump to reverse his tariff plans. Oprah sold some Weight Watchers shares, but retained more than 75% of her stake in the company. Urban Outfitters recorded a $64.7 million tax charge for repatriation. A group of investors reportedly pulled out of a deal to buy the Weinstein Co. after discovering undisclosed debt. U.S. stock futures sunk on fears of an escalated global trade war.

Here's everything you need to know before Tuesday's opening bell: Nordstrom rejected its founding family's $8.3 billion bid to take the company private. Smurfit Kappa rejected a takeover offer from International Paper ip. Kobe Steel's CEO will leave the company next month. McDonald's Quarter Pounders with fresh beef will be available in 8 cities. U.S. stock futures rose and the Dow pointed toward a second straight day of gains. Subscribe to TheStreet on Youtube and enjoy these Editor Picks!

Here's everything you need to know before Monday's opening bell: AXA agreed to acquire XL Group in a deal valued at around $15 billion. United Airlines is reportedly dropping quarterly performance bonuses and replacing them with a lottery-style drawing. Broadcom said Qualcomm secretly requested a national security panel to investigate its proposed $117 billion buyout offer. "The Shape of Water" won best picture at the 90th Academy Awards. U.S. stock futures fluctuated on the continued threat of a global trade war. Subscribe to TheStreet on Youtube and enjoy these Editor Picks!