Apple soars past Wall Street expectations as CEO Tim Cook prepares to step down
Key takeaways
- Outgoing CEO Tim Cook reported the ‘best March quarter ever’.
- Prefer the Guardian on Google Apple blew past Wall Street expectations in its first earnings report since it announced CEO Tim Cook would be stepping down.
- Cook reported Apple’s “best March quarter ever” and “double-digit growth across every geographic segment”.
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Outgoing CEO Tim Cook reported the ‘best March quarter ever’. Photograph: Brandon Bell/Getty Images View image in fullscreen Outgoing CEO Tim Cook reported the ‘best March quarter ever’. Photograph: Brandon Bell/Getty Images Apple Apple soars past Wall Street expectations as CEO Tim Cook prepares to step down Company reported $111.2bn in revenue in first earnings report after announcement of Cook’s pending departure
Prefer the Guardian on Google Apple blew past Wall Street expectations in its first earnings report since it announced CEO Tim Cook would be stepping down.
Cook reported Apple’s “best March quarter ever” and “double-digit growth across every geographic segment”. He also noted “extraordinary demand for the iPhone17 lineup”.