US EditionApple Earnings Soar as China iPhone Sales Surge
Apple’s iPhone sales reached $85 billion in the quarter, driven by strong demand for the iPhone 17 and significant growth in China and India, CEO Tim Cook said.
- On Thursday, Apple reported iPhone sales of $85.2 billion in the recently-ended quarter, alongside profit of $42.1 billion on revenue of $143.8 billion.
- Cook said the sales bump was driven by enthusiasm for the iPhone 17, announced in September, and Greater China revenue rose from $18.5 billion to $25.5 billion year-over-year.
- Regional figures show Apple's services revenue hit a new quarterly high of $30 billion, with sales in the Americas rising to $58.5 billion and in Europe to $38.1 billion.
- Shares in Apple rose slightly more than one percent in after-market trades as Apple and Google earlier this month announced a multi-year partnership to power Siri with Google's technology.
- Apple Inc. is perceived to have stumbled in AI rollout efforts, and analyst Jacob Bourne said `All eyes will be on how Apple makes the most of its freshly announced partnership with Google to use Gemini artificial intelligence in its devices.
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