Is Apple headed for disaster? Or is the sky the limit?

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Apple – along with other tech companies like Amazon – has been a key driver of the sustained outperformance of our Biznews global portfolio. Last week, Apple reported its best-ever quarter on the back of rebounding iPhone sales. Some analysts worry that the rebound is a dead cat bounce and that phone sales will continue to fall. Others point to the strong growth in Apple’s wearables and services divisions as signs of hope for the future. In this episode, featuring content from the WSJ Tech News Briefing podcast, learn more about what Apple is doing right, and what it’s doing wrong. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2 Feb 2020 12PM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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