On Tuesday, Adobe Inc. gave a disappointing outlook for its second quarter amid increased competition, making a dent against its prominent design software.

China Evergrande Group said in a stock exchange filing Tuesday that it would probably not meet a March 31 deadline to file its financial results for 2021 as its audit work is not complete.

In an attempt to reassure investors about the company's prospects after a year in which its stock has fallen by more than half, e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. boosted its share buyback program from $15 billion to $25 billion.

Investors will be looking to see whether stocks are set for a sustained recovery or if more turbulence awaits now that the long-awaited rate hike from the Federal Reserve is out of the way. Here's what to watch in this week's upcoming markets

After the market closes Monday, Nike will report its fiscal third-quarter results following its disappointing earnings report for Q2. As the footwear giant covers the critical holiday shopping season, the stakes are higher for this announcement.

On Thursday, Amazon.com Inc. closed its $6.5 billion acquisition of the MGM movie and television studio after the Federal Trade Commission declined to challenge it.

This week, General Motors (NYSE:GM) announced it will start production Monday as it gears up to deliver Cadillac's first electric vehicle to drivers.

On Wednesday, current Starbucks Chief Executive Officer Kevin Johnson said that he would be retiring from his role of the past five years on the 4th of April.

On Wednesday, Verizon Communications Inc. said it had secured three task-order contracts for services worth $966.5 million for its public-sector unit from the U.S. Department of Defense.

As it prepares to invest $88 billion in sites across Europe over the next decade, Intel Corp. has picked Germany to invest $18.7 billion for a new chipmaking complex, which marks the beginning of Europe's attempt to attract chipmakers back to the region.

For the second time in less than a week, Tesla Inc. (TSLA) announced an overnight price increase between 5-10% throughout its entire lineup of vehicles in China and the U.S.

On Monday, the buy now, pay later (BNPM) company Affirm Holdings raised its outlook for its current third fiscal quarter of 2022 and the full fiscal year ending 30 June.

According to a recent Reuters report, Pfizer said it would not run any new clinical trials in Russia and stop recruitment for existing practices there.

On Thursday, Amazon announced its intentions to boost its shares by a 20-to-1 ratio, splitting its stock for the first time in over 20 years. In addition, Amazon also increased its share repurchase program from $5 billion to $10 billion.

On Friday, shares of Didi plunged 44% following reports that the Chinese ride-hailing was ceasing its preparations for a listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, leaving its two top shareholders, Softbank and Uber, facing potentially steep losses.