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Apple crushes Wall Street expectations as iPhone sales soarEARLY PURCHASES In an interview with Reuters, Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company set seasonal records for upgrades of iPhones, Macs, and Apple Watches. He said Apple estimates about 1 percentage ...
Apple's third-quarter earnings exceeded Wall Street forecasts, with iPhone sales rising 13% and overall revenue up by 10%.
Apple is significantly increasing its investments in artificial intelligence and is open to acquisitions to accelerate its AI roadmap, signaling a strategic shift to catch up with rivals. The company ...
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India Today on MSNApple hits 3 billion iPhones sold as sales jump 13%, but tariffs to cost $1.1 billion next quarterApple has officially sold over 3 billion iPhones since the device first hit the market in 2007. The milestone was confirmed by CEO Tim Cook during the company's latest earnings call for the third ...
Apple Inc. shares jumped 2.42% in after-hours trading on Thursday, reaching $212.59, after the iPhone maker delivered third-quarter results that significantly exceeded Wall Street expectations.
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The Observer on MSNPaying geeks $200m but slashing jobs – this is what an AI bubble looks likeT he AI bubble continues to inflate at a stupendous rate. Trawling through company filings and public statements from Meta, ...
Apple has shipped its three billionth iPhone, Tim Cook has revealed during a call for the company's third quarter earnings.
Cook said Apple has bought seven companies this year from "all walks of life." Apple's deals have been much smaller than those of its Big Tech peers.
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India Today on MSNApple to boost AI spending, Tim Cook says difficult to see a world where iPhone is not living in itWhile Apple is taking its sweet time to launch its AI features, CEO Tim Cook has reassured that the company has big plans for it. Moreover, he said that while there is no future without iPhones, Apple ...
Back in April, President Donald Trump had claimed to have done “over 200 deals” in an interview with Time Magazine, and trade ...
Speaking to investors during Thursday's earnings call, Tim Cook didn't appear worried that advancements in AI could replace the iPhone.
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