Wall Street seems pleased with Apple's announcements: beats on Q2 2013 earnings and a massive expansion of its cash return program for shareholders. Share This. Tim Cook admits that iMac launch should have been
Shares of Apple (AAPL), initially up over 5% in late trading, gave back all of those gains and then some, falling $1.63, or 0.4%, to $404.36, as the company's conference call progressed following its fiscal Q2 report this afternoon, featuring better
Apple Inc. [NASDAQ: AAPL] reported better than expected earnings for the second quarter, but hinted at the sum of all fears on Wall Street as it revealed disappointing guidance for the next quarter. The company's earnings release after the financial
Predictably, AAPL's brief dip below $400 yesterday is resulting in a lot of excited reporting in the press, but how much does it all really mean? The 5.5 percent slide yesterday was a combination of two factors. First, yesterday was a bad day for
Apple is out with Q2 results which are hardly inspiring. Revenue and sales beat, but margins missed and guidance is weak: The good news: Q2 Revenue: $43.6 billion, Exp. $42.3 billion Q2 EPS: $10.09, Exp $9.98 And the
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