Cisco Systems revenue declined for the fifth quarter in succession, due to a slowdown in demand for the company's network infrastructure products used in offices during lockdowns, sending its shares 4% down on the report.
Twitter reported better-than-expected quarterly profit and sales but missed forecasts on its user growth, warning this rate is likely to decline in the upcoming months.
On Tuesday, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing announced that it would raise almost $9 billion to deal with the ongoing semiconductor shortage.
General Motors announced on Tuesday that the company would extend its production cuts in North America due to semiconductor shortage.
On Tuesday, Apple revealed that the sales of iPhone 12 mini had made up only 5% of total sales of the company's phones.
Reuters reported on Tuesday that a 12-year-old boy Kwon Joon had become the icon of retail trading, as he had made 43% returns since April.
On Tuesday, global stock indices reached new record high levels, as the devaluation of the US Dollar created a surge.
During Tuesday's US trading hours, the price for Bitcoin booked new all-time high levels, as the currency aimed for the 50,000.00 mark.
On Tuesday, the US Dollar entered into a thrid day of declining, as it reached the low level of February 1.
On Tuesday, prices for crude oil reached a 13-month high level, as demand for oil was expected to return.
On Monday, due to an influx of investment into BTC, various cryptocurrency exchanges reported that they were experiencing technical issues.
On Tuesday, Asian shares edged higher. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was last up by 0.32% at 721.53.
On Tuesday, the US Dollar declined to its lowest level in a week, as bitcoin cryptocurrency reached a record above $47,000.
According to the Chinese government data, shipments of China's smartphone rebounded to pre-pandemic levels in January.
On Tuesday, crude oil prices hit 13-month levels, as supply cuts by top producers in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and their allies support oil markets.
During Monday's US trading hours, US stock indices reached a record high, as expectations of stimulus boosted the markets.
During Monday's trading, the price of Bitcoin reached a new all-time high due to the CEO of Tesla Elon Musk announcing that the company would take Bitcoin as payment.
On Monday, the United Kingdom announced that it would like a reset with the EU and a refinement of the Brexit deal.
The UK security group G4S is set to hold talks with the City's takeover panel, which could lead to a head-to-head auction between allied Universal and GardaWorld for the company's buyout.
Renesas Electronics agreed to acquire Dialog Semiconductor for €4.9B in cash, strengthening its stance in low-power technology and connectivity through smart devices, cars and industry.
Airbnb announced its intention to tighten control over short-term rentals in several cities in France by deleting those without official registration numbers.
Porsche AG is expected to set a new assembly factory in Malaysia within a partnership with Sime Darby Bhd's automotive business, The Edge Weekly reported.
Asian chipmakers aim to boost their output capacity in order to meet a worldwide chip shortage that affected carmakers, warning the supply gap could take months to fill due to strong demand.
Shares of GameStop, the videogame retailer, surged as much as 11% in Monday's early deals, despite the recent Reddit trading mania calmed.