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Apple's Q1 earnings report revealed a 16% revenue increase, driven by record iPhone sales, particularly in China, which surged 38% year-over-year. CEO Tim Cook highlighted "staggering" demand for the iPhone 17, easing concerns about a sales plateau. This strong performance underscores Apple's resilience amidst broader market challenges, positioning it favorably as it navigates supply chain issues and rising memory costs.
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Apple iPhone ASP Taps US$1000 Mark in Q4 2025 as Premium iPhone 17 Mix Drives Growth, said SAG SAN FRANCISCO, January 30, 2026--Smart Analytics Global (SAG) today released its Q4 2025 and 2025 Global Smartphone Vendor Shipment and Market Share report and ranking, showing that global smartphone shipments reached 1.26 billion units in 2025, growing 2.6% year over year. | about 4 hours ago |
Dow Jones Futures Fall With Trump Fed Pick Due; Apple Rises, Tesla Pops, Sandisk Soars Software stocks dived Thursday but the key indexes rallied back above key levels, with Google and Nvidia in buy areas. Apple and Sandisk rose late on earnings. | about 4 hours ago |
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Apple sees surging March revenue with strong iPhone demand in Asia STORY: Apple forecast a surge in revenue for the start of the year, thanks to strong demand for its iPhones and its China business bouncing back.On Thursday, it estimated an up to 16% leap for January to March, well ahead of Wall Street's expectations.That came after a strong holiday quarter that also beat estimates.CEO Tim Cook told Reuters that hunger for the latest iPhone 17 lineup was "staggering."The devices have been well-received for their upgraded camera features and better performance.Apple also says it benefited from a wave of users replacing older phones.The company says the holiday quarter to December 27th saw the iPhone set sales records in every region it operates in, pulling in $85 billion dollars, some $7 billion more than analysts had predicted......despite wider uncertainty in the economy.Sales in Greater China in particular jumped 38% year-on-year.Apple has faced pressure there from local rivals and regulatory scrutiny, but Cook said that the iPhone hit a sales record there.He said the iPhone 17 drove double-digit growth in the number of Chinese users switching from Android devices.However, Apple's results in the first quarter suggest the surging cost of DRAM memory and commodities like gold aren't showing up in the results yet.In a call with analysts, Cook said the global memory chip shortage would be "a bit more of an impact" on fiscal second-quarter margins. | about 5 hours ago |
Why a $3 Million Buy of This 2030 Bond ETF Looks Like a Laddered Income Play The Invesco BulletShares 2030 Corporate Bond ETF offers targeted exposure to investment grade bonds with a defined maturity profile. | about 5 hours ago |
Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures slide as Apple earnings cap week of mixed Big Tech results Major gauges are set to end the week higher with earnings and the Fed holding investor attention. | about 6 hours ago |
Apple AAPL Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript Timothy D. Cook: Thank you, Suhasini. In a recent survey, we see an increasing number of users telling us they are wearing their watch to sleep, which allows them to check their sleep scores each morning and find ways to improve their sleep quality. | about 6 hours ago |
Apple iPhone ASP Taps US$1000 Mark in Q4 2025 as Premium iPhone 17 Mix Drives Growth, said SAG
SAN FRANCISCO, January 30, 2026--Smart Analytics Global (SAG) today released its Q4 2025 and 2025 Global Smartphone Vendor Shipment and Market Share report and ranking, showing that global smartphone shipments reached 1.26 billion units in 2025, growing 2.6% year over year.
Dow Jones Futures Fall With Trump Fed Pick Due; Apple Rises, Tesla Pops, Sandisk Soars
Software stocks dived Thursday but the key indexes rallied back above key levels, with Google and Nvidia in buy areas. Apple and Sandisk rose late on earnings.
Review & Preview: Finally, a Fed Chair?
After a busy day for markets, Donald Trump said he would announce his Fed chair pick on Friday morning.
Apple sees surging March revenue with strong iPhone demand in Asia
STORY: Apple forecast a surge in revenue for the start of the year, thanks to strong demand for its iPhones and its China business bouncing back.On Thursday, it estimated an up to 16% leap for January to March, well ahead of Wall Street's expectations.That came after a strong holiday quarter that also beat estimates.CEO Tim Cook told Reuters that hunger for the latest iPhone 17 lineup was "staggering."The devices have been well-received for their upgraded camera features and better performance.Apple also says it benefited from a wave of users replacing older phones.The company says the holiday quarter to December 27th saw the iPhone set sales records in every region it operates in, pulling in $85 billion dollars, some $7 billion more than analysts had predicted......despite wider uncertainty in the economy.Sales in Greater China in particular jumped 38% year-on-year.Apple has faced pressure there from local rivals and regulatory scrutiny, but Cook said that the iPhone hit a sales record there.He said the iPhone 17 drove double-digit growth in the number of Chinese users switching from Android devices.However, Apple's results in the first quarter suggest the surging cost of DRAM memory and commodities like gold aren't showing up in the results yet.In a call with analysts, Cook said the global memory chip shortage would be "a bit more of an impact" on fiscal second-quarter margins.
Why a $3 Million Buy of This 2030 Bond ETF Looks Like a Laddered Income Play
The Invesco BulletShares 2030 Corporate Bond ETF offers targeted exposure to investment grade bonds with a defined maturity profile.
Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures slide as Apple earnings cap week of mixed Big Tech results
Major gauges are set to end the week higher with earnings and the Fed holding investor attention.
Apple AAPL Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript
Timothy D. Cook: Thank you, Suhasini. In a recent survey, we see an increasing number of users telling us they are wearing their watch to sleep, which allows them to check their sleep scores each morning and find ways to improve their sleep quality.