Twenty-four years ago, in March 2000, Cisco Systems was the most valuable company in the world. At a valuation of $500 billion, the internet-plumbing company had powered the adoption of the new ...

Cisco reached a peak dot-com era market cap of $555.4 billion during the height of the dot-com bubble, briefly making Cisco the most valuable company in the world. Dot-Com Bubble Fallout: Cisco’s high ...

Cisco Systems (CSCO-0.93%) was one of the hottest tech stocks of the dot-com boom. It performed so well that in 2000, it briefly achieved the world's largest market cap. However, Cisco lost 90% of its ...

Michael Burry believes Nvidia’s aggressive supply commitments resemble Cisco’s behavior at the peak of the dot com bubble. His concern is not about AI collapsing, but about what happens when ...

Analyst consensus is expecting $0.98 in earnings per share on $14.6 billion in revenue as well as 4.97 billion in operating income, for expected year-over-year (y-o-y) growth of 13%, 7% and 14% ...