On Monday, Apple Inc. saw an increase in its third-quarter earnings, which rose to 31% thanks to Mac and iPod sales.
Shares fell nine percent in after-hours trading as the company’s fourth-quarter earnings forecast fell below the expectations of
Wall Street analysts.
Apple announced that for the period which ended on June 28, the company had earned $1.07 billion, or $1.19 a share, up from $818 million, or 92 cents a share. Revenue rose 38% to $7.46 billion from last year’s sales of $5.41 billion.
Chief Financial Officer Peter Oppenheimer talked about the state of US consumer spending, which has been a big factor in Apple’s sales.
The results are that Apple Mac sales have increased to almost 2.5 million units, a 41% jump as compared to a year ago.
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