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Wall Street expects $Apple(AAPL.US$to close its fiscal year in September with record iPhone revenue of nearly $187 billion.
But a funny thing has happened over the past few years: The iPhone has also become a notably smaller part of Apple’s business.
The big question is whether the supporting acts can keep stepping up.
Overall, the company cited three reasons for the outlook:
A less favorable foreign-exchange benefit.
Slower growth in its ser...
But a funny thing has happened over the past few years: The iPhone has also become a notably smaller part of Apple’s business.
The big question is whether the supporting acts can keep stepping up.
Overall, the company cited three reasons for the outlook:
A less favorable foreign-exchange benefit.
Slower growth in its ser...
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Asia stocks track U.S. decline: markets wrap
Asian stocks followed Wall Street lower at the open Wednesday.
Equities slipped modestly in Japan, Australia and South Korea. Futures rose in Hong Kong.
U.S. contracts pared losses following the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100’s biggest decline in more than two months as major American equity indexes fell. While earnings have helped U.S. shares, results from Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Alphabet Inc. got a mixed response: Apple and Microsoft fell in extended trading amid concern over slower growth, while Alphabet rose on Google’s strong sales....
Asian stocks followed Wall Street lower at the open Wednesday.
Equities slipped modestly in Japan, Australia and South Korea. Futures rose in Hong Kong.
U.S. contracts pared losses following the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100’s biggest decline in more than two months as major American equity indexes fell. While earnings have helped U.S. shares, results from Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Alphabet Inc. got a mixed response: Apple and Microsoft fell in extended trading amid concern over slower growth, while Alphabet rose on Google’s strong sales....
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