On Wednesday, shares of Disney, the largest media conglomerate, fell 13% to $86.75, the lowest figure since March 2020. The event could be considered as the biggest one-day drop since Sept. 17, 2001.

As it was registered on Wednesday, the Amazon company’s shares dropped by nearly 4.3%, which, in its turn, led to the company’s market value decreasing.

The Walt Disney Co. stocks fell more than 7% in pre-market Wednesday trading. That came right after the company announced lower earnings for the fourth quarter of 2022.

While car manufacturers and market participants are preparing for a possible decline in the most significant car market of the world, the Tesla company demonstrated its highest pace of adding to electric car inventory in Shanghai last month, as it was shown by brokerage data.

More than 40,000 Tesla cars are now being recalled by the company due to a possible loss of power steering assist, which might happen in case of driving on rough roads or hitting potholes.

Walt Disney Co failed to meet Wall Street's earnings forecast on Tuesday. The entertainment giant has suffered financial losses due to its advancement into streaming video.

Coca-Cola HBC AG, a soft drink maker and seller, raised its profit outlook for 2022 on Tuesday, Nov. 8.

Disney is set to release its quarterly report after the end of trading on Tuesday.

After the end of trading on Monday, Lyft presented disappointing financial results for the third quarter, which showed that neither the company's profit nor the company's revenue fell short of analysts' forecasts.

The forecasts related to the quarterly profit of TripAdvisor Inc turned out to be wrong. However, the quarterly revenue of the company exceeded expectations as the clients renewed their interest in trips.