Viant Technology's shares soared 76% in their market debut, giving the advertising software firm a $2.53B market capitalization.
Archer, the electric aircraft startup, is expected to go public via a merger with the blank-check firm in a $3.8B deal and backed by investment and order from United Airlines.
General Motors stated that the global semiconductor chip shortage is likely to slash up to $2B from profit this year, while its highly profitable SUVs and big pickups would not suffer production cuts.
SoftBank Group is planning to make a $900M worth investment in Pacific Biosciences, the gene sequencing firm, according to the company's statement made on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Coca-Cola stated it expected a rebound in its organic revenue growth in 2021 on hopes that vaccine worldwide launches will let consumers return to sporting events and cinemas that boost the company's sales.
ThyssenKrupp revealed on Wednesday that the company would raise its full-year earnings forecast for the first time in a period of four years.
On Wednesday, Europol announced that the police agency had arrested 10 hackers, which are suspects in a $100 million cryptocurrency theft.
During Wednesday's European trading hours, stock indices surged due to companies reporting better than expected earnings.
On Wednesday, crude oil price benchmarks entered a ninth day of surging, which makes it the longest streak of gains in two years.
On Wednesday, Toyota Motor Corporation announced that it would increase its 2020 earnings forecast by 54%.
Tesla's rival Rivian, backed by Ford motor and Amazon.com, is planning an initial public offering in September 2021 at the valuation of around $50B or more, according to Bloomberg News.
Apple has signed a partnership with TSMC over the micro OLED displays development for its augmented reality devices, according to Nikkei Asia's report seen on Wednesday.
Apple posted a decline in its iPhone 12 mini sales in the United States, marking just 5% of the tech giant's new phone overall sales in January's first half.
Boeing reported it had delivered 26 jets last month, after lifting the 737 MAX aircraft ban, and won four orders for the planemaker's 747-8 freighters.
General Motors is planning to extend its production cuts at several of its North American factories until mid-March amid the worldwide semiconductor chip shortage.
Lyft is expecting an adjusted profit by this year's third quarter despite the coronavirus pandemic amid extra cost cuts and anticipated rebound in the ride-hail demand in the second quarter.
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.