DoorDash shares rose 24% after the meal delivery company reported strong fourth-quarter revenue growth with demand holding steady despite the lifting of pandemic restrictions on familiar restaurant operations.

Walmart shares rose 2.2% after the retail giant forecast full-year profit and U.S. sales above market expectations, signaling steady demand even as supply chain issues and rising inflation put pressure on the retail giant’s margins.

Amazon shares rose 0.4% after the online shopping giant settled a dispute with Visa, whose shares rose 0.9%, allowing its customers to use the payment system in the U.K., while in Australia and Singapore additional fees introduced last year will be eliminated.

Shares in Fastly fell 30% after the cloud software company forecast a bigger slowdown in growth in 2022 than expected. It also expects a loss in the first quarter.

Cisco shares rose 3% after the tech conglomerate raised its full-year profit forecast, expecting to benefit from higher prices. It also announced a $15 billion increase in its share repurchase program.

Nvidia shares fell 1.9 percent after the chip maker reported lower fourth-quarter margins, raising concerns about its involvement in cryptocurrency mining.

Yum! Brands shares rose 0.2% after Cowen raised its stance on parent company KFC from “mid-market” to “above mid-market,” saying consensus earnings forecasts were too low.

Meta Platforms shares fell 0.6% after Alphabet’s Google, whose shares fell 0.7%, said it would stop cross-app tracking, another blow to Facebook’s ability to sell targeted advertising.

TripAdvisor shares fell 8.5% after the hotel search website operator reported an unexpected fourth-quarter loss, even after restrictions due to COVID-19 were lifted and travel resumed.

Hasbro shares rose 6.1% after the Wall Street Journal reported that activist investor Alta Fox Capital Management appointed five directors to the toy maker’s board, saying its stock has lagged market gains.

Albemarle shares fell 11% after the lithium mining company beat fourth-quarter profit expectations but warned that its future capital expenditures will be higher than previously planned.