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<Results>Apple 3FQ Rev. & Earnings Beat; iPhone Sales Up 13%; CN Mkt Rebounds
Apple (AAPL.US) announced after the market closed on Thursday that net profit for 3FQ ended June 28 hiked 9% YoY to USD23.434 billion, with EPS at USD1.57, beating market expectati...
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Apple (AAPL.US)      announced after the market closed on Thursday that net profit for 3FQ ended June 28 hiked 9% YoY to USD23.434 billion, with EPS at USD1.57, beating market expectations of USD1.43.

iPhone sales during the quarter gained 13% YoY to USD44.58 billion, notably higher than the expected USD40.2 billion. Correspondingly, the stock price spiked 2% in after-hours trading.

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By region, revenue in the Americas rose 9% to USD41.198 billion; European market revenue grew 10% to USD24 billion; and the Greater China market picked up, increasing 4% to USD15.37 billion.

CEO Tim Cook stated that the company will immensely ramp up its investment in artificial intelligence, adding that the company remains open to accelerated acquisitions.
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