Shares of International Business Machines (IBM) Corp. rose in Monday after-hours trading after it reported an upbeat fourth-quarter revenue. The American computer hardware company gained 2.46% or 3.17 points to $131.99 per share. It reversed
On Monday, Asia-Pacific stocks grappled for direction as investors braced for the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy meeting this week. Markets highly expected the US central bank to confirm that it will soon start draining its
Shares of Netflix Inc. slumped 20.28% on Thursday extended trading after it reported weaker first-quarter guidance on subscriber growth. The American streaming giant lost 103.05 points to $405.20 per share, wiping almost all its pandemic-fuelled
Shares of United Airlines Holdings plummeted in extended trading after it forecasted lower capacity due to the surge of coronavirus cases. The Chicago-based company shed 1.94% or 0.86 points to $43.54 per share. It trailed
On Wednesday, shares of Sony Group Corp. plummeted after PlayStation rival Microsoft Corp. announced its acquisition of game developer Activision Blizzard Inc. The Japanese multinational conglomerate plunged 10.01% or 12.44 points to $111.78 per share,
On Tuesday, shares of Rio Tinto Group declined after it reported lower-than-expected fourth-quarter production results. The world’s second-largest mining company edged down as much as 1.97% to $77.73 in the early market session. As of
On Monday, Chinese shares elevated against their peers in the Asia-Pacific region as the world’s second-largest economy posted a better-than-expected growth. The benchmark Shenzhen Component soared 1.49% or 211.44 points to $14,362.01 per share. Accordingly,
Shares of Ford Motor Company rose in Thursday’s after-hours market as it crossed the $100.00 billion market capitalization for the first time. The automobile manufacturer climbed 1.16% or 0.29 points to $25.31 per share. In
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