Apple’s third-quarter results have fallen short of Wall Street expectations, in a rare miss for the maker of the iPhone.
Apple reported revenues of $35bn and profits of $8.8bn or $9.32 per share, compared to an analyst consensus forecast of $37.2bn and $10.37 per share. Its shares fell 5 per cent to $570.00 in after-hours trading on the news in New York
Apple’s chief executive and chief financial officer were questioned by analysts on the miss – caused mainly by lower-than-expected iPhone sales – on the company’s earnings call. Our live blog from that event is after the jump. Read more


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