Cowen raises Apple price target to $200 after blockbuster earnings results
Investment bank Cowen has raised its price target to $200, from $180, following Apple's record-shattering December quarter earnings results.
Investment bank Cowen has raised its price target to $200, from $180, following Apple's record-shattering December quarter earnings results.
Apple has reached its highest install base ever with more than 1.8 billion active devices in use by customers around the world, a year-over-year jump from 1.65 billion devices.
Apple's hardware and services generated $123.9 billion in revenue for the first quarter of 2022, breaking not just its own holiday quarter records, but beating Wall Street consensus as well.
Apple will announce quarterly fiscal results for the first quarter at about 4:30 PM ET today, and it is expected to be a blockbuster quarter. Here's what to expect from the company's call with investors, and what Wall Street thinks.
Apple on Tuesday announced that it will detail earnings for the first fiscal quarter of 2022 on January 27, with an ensuing investor conference call expected to include a discussion from CEO Tim Cook and CFO Luca Maestri.
Apple broke records during the September quarter, even though it missed Wall Street expectations. Here's how Apple's Q4 2021 stacks up versus the company's previous quarters and years.
Amid regulatory scrutiny of the App Store, Apple CEO Tim Cook says that the company's primary focus is to maintain the privacy and security of the app marketplace.
As expected, Apple is not providing revenue guidance for the December quarter, but the company is warning that the effect of supply constraints could be larger during the busy holiday shopping season.
Apple earned $83.4 billion in revenue during its fourth fiscal quarter of 2021, missing Wall Street expectations but showing strong growth across its many product categories.
Apple will announce quarterly fiscal results for its fourth quarter of 2021 on Oct. 28 and it will likely be a quarterly record. Here's what to expect from the earnings call with investors.
Apple on Tuesday announced that it will detail earnings for the fourth fiscal quarter of 2021 on Oct. 28, with an ensuing investor conference call expected to include a discussion from CEO Tim Cook and CFO Luca Maestri.
On the newest "This Week in Apple," we break down Apple's recent earnings including why Apple's stock dipped, talk about the latest Intel Mac Pro rumors, and more.
On the AppleInsider podcast this week, your hosts discuss leaks surrounding the "M1X" iMac and a 2022 release, Apple's struggles to finalize Safari's design in iOS 15, incredible Q3 earnings, and more!
Apple reported Q3 2021 revenue and earnings that smashed expectations — meaning a lot of analysts were wrong. Here's what analysts predicted for Apple's June quarter, versus what Apple actually reported.
Apple managed another record-breaking third quarter in its latest financial results. Here's how Q3 2021 for the iPhone maker stacks up against previous quarters over the years.
Apple saw 52% growth in iPhone sales for the third fiscal quarter of 2021, which Tim Cook puts down to the popularity of 5G in the iPhone 12 range around the world.
The Apple services segment grew by 33% to a new record high in the third fiscal quarter of 2021 thanks to continued emphasis on subscriptions like Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade.
Apple's Mac product lineup hit a new record high in the June quarter, and the company says iPad had the highest June quarter by revenue in nearly a decade.
After trailing behind both the Mac and iPad sales in Apple's last quarter, revenue from wearables including Apple Watch have now exceeded both.
Following Apple's strong March quarter results, investment bank Piper Sandler believes Apple is well-positioned to continue seeing strong growth and wider margins throughout 2021.
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