Apple (AAPL) reported fiscal first-quarter earnings that topped estimates as its services revenue rose, though iPhone sales fell short. The iPhone maker’s revenue rose 4% year-over-year to a ...

Slowing iPhone sales growth, concerns over China, and arguably pricey valuation metrics weren’t enough to stop Apple’s (AAPL) stock from soaring following its Q4 earnings results published ...

Overall sales are expected to increase by a low- to mid-single digits percentage in the current quarter, Apple executives said on Thursday's earnings ... a day and the AI summary feature is ...

Apple (AAPL) reported its fiscal first quarter earnings after the bell on Thursday, beating expectations on the top and bottom lines but falling short on iPhone revenue. Sales out of the company's ...

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL – Free Report) – Wedbush decreased their Q2 2025 earnings per share estimates ... address below to receive a concise daily summary of the latest news and analysts ...

Apple’s AAPL December-quarter revenue rose by 4% year over year to $124.3 billion. IPhone revenue declined 1% year over year to $69.1 billion, and services revenue rose 14% year over year to $26 ...

Commentary and guidance will be critical for the stock’s movement post-earnings, likely dictated by the adoption rate and use of Apple Intelligence. In addition to the iPhone’s new ...

Only 2 of the 8 articles posted covering Apple's earnings have been a Buy or above. I'll be adding the third. The Q1 2025 report was uneventful and showed uninspiring growth across many metrics.

After the close on Thursday, Apple announced earnings with revenues coming in as expected and profits beating expectations. iPhone sales were down 1% and sales in China fell 11%. Still ...

Shares of Apple (AAPL) have surged roughly 40% over the past nine months, but one analyst said it’s time to tap the brakes ahead of the company’s earnings report scheduled for Thursday.

Photo credit: Getty Apple’s latest earnings drew cheers from shareholders. But beneath the surface, iPhone sales are losing momentum, competition is closing in, and innovation isn’t obvious.