Technical problem with quotes appreciated Apple by 348%

False quotes linked to some of the world's largest technology companies plunged investors' screens after the US markets closed on Monday.
Nasdaq stock exchange released astatement, saying that the information providers rather than the stock exchange were responsible for the wrong quotes.
The data was distributed by third parties after the US market closed earlier in the week, in connection with the Independence Day celebration.
The stockbroker has tested its information system, which has led to wrong quotes in vendors such as Google Inc. And Bloomberg LP, the parent company of Bloomberg News.
According to "wrong data," shares of companies such as Amazon.com Inc. and Microsoft was showing a decrease in its prices by more than 50%. At the same time, Apple's shares seemed to have risen by 348%.
For the last time, such a situation happened in 2013, but then stock trading was held for three hours because of wrong quotations.