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Overall, Apple’s consolidated results were solid, albeit uneventful, and left little room for investors to fault them. The Big Tech giant delivered another beat across the board, exceeding ...

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Apple's flagship product remains the iPhone, which accounted for more than half of the revenue in the first quarter. The ...

Apple turned in a mixed quarter, as iPhone sales fell. However, its high-margin services revenue continues to be its biggest growth driver. The stock looks to be towards the high end of its fair ...

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