Apple announced its fiscal second quarter results on Thursday, with net profit of $29.6 billion and revenue of $111 billion. The numbers exceeded analyst expectations, driven primarily by iPhone sales.
Apple is one of the world's largest technology companies, with the iPhone as its main product. The second quarter fiscal results represent the first earnings report after the announcement that Tim Cook will leave the company's leadership in September, being replaced by John Ternus.
Apple had net profit of approximately $29.6 billion in the fiscal second quarter
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Services revenue was $30.98 billion, with 16% growth
Analyst expectations for earnings per share varied between $1.95 and $1.97
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