Tech Five: Sprint unveils job cuts

It's a rough morning for wireless carrier Sprint. Let's take a look at the five technology stocks to watch Tuesday:

Sprint. Shares of the company plunged 12.5% in morning trading after revealing it would cut 2,000 jobs. The cuts will take place over the next several months. Sprint says the cuts are part of a larger plan to slash $1.5 billion in spending.

Alibaba. The Chinese e-commerce giant saw its second-quarter revenue surge 54%, according to the company's first earnings report since they became a publicly traded company.

Priceline. Shares of the travel company dipped 7% off a tepid outlook for the current quarter. According to The Wall Street Journal, the company posted a 28% boost in earnings for the third quarter, while travel bookings surged.

Qualcomm. The chip maker reports quarterly earnings after the markets close Wednesday. Analysts predict an earnings per share of $1.31 off revenue of $7 billion during the fourth quarter, according to estimates compiled by Bloomberg.

Amazon. Customers who subscribe to Amazon Prime will now get unlimited cloud storage for photos, reports The Verge.

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