Apple to report first quarter 2010 earnings on Jan. 25 [u]

Apple will report its earnings for the first quarter of its 2010 fiscal year on Monday, Jan. 25, two days before the Cupertino, Calif., company is expected to announce new products.

AppleInsider Staff 16 years ago 23

Piper: 15.8M US iPhone sales in 2010, even without Verizon

Apple is projected to sell 36 million iPhones worldwide in 2010, but Piper Jaffray concedes that total is likely conservative for international sales, and doesn't include the possibility of expansion to other carriers in the U.S.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 17

Apple's Mac, iPod sales face favorable comps in early 2010

Apple's recently concluded December quarter is expected to produce blockbuster results for the company, and that momentum is forecast to carry into early 2010 with a favorable landscape.

Sam Oliver 16 years ago 7

Apple set to build on its blockbuster success in 2010

Following Apple's rebirth over the past decade under the leadership of chief executive Steve Jobs, the company is now set to build on its established foundations over the next decade.

Prince McLean 16 years ago 98

Chrome edges out Safari, iPhone OS continues growth in December - report

Apple ends the year with solid iPhone OS growth, a slowing - but stable Mac OS X market share, and its Safari web browser being edged out by Google's Chrome.

Brian Garner 16 years ago 160

Kaufman Bros ups Apple target on expectations of "blowout" Q1

Strength in all of Apple's core business segments during the December quarter is likely to see the company breeze past already heightened expectations on Wall Street, investment bank Kaufman Bros. said Wednesday.

Sam Oliver 16 years ago 32

Apple believed to have sold over 11 million iPhones this quarter

Apple come next month is expected to announce — by far — the most successful quarter for iPhone sales in the handset's history, according to one Wall Street analyst who raised his price target on the company to $260 per share.

Slash Lane 16 years ago 23

Apple CEO Steve Jobs receives salary of $1 in 2009

Steve Jobs was compensated $1 for his work as Apple's CEO in 2009, a tradition that has existed since 1997.

Brian Garner 16 years ago 50

Fall Mac shipments up 21%, sales of 3M projected for quarter

New retail sales data shows that Mac sales were up 21 percent year-over-year in the months of October and November, positioning Apple for a potentially strong December to close out 2009.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 21

Apple stock decline called 'normal,' rebound expected by year end

Though Apple's stock has underperformed in the last 10 days, one analyst expects it to rebound by the end of the month before Apple closes out what is forecast to be a "blow-out" quarter.

Katie Marsal 16 years ago 12

Apple's recent stock drop not seen as cause for panic

Though AAPL stock has dropped 8 percent in the last 10 trading days, it's no cause for concern over the Mac maker's shares, one Wall Street analyst has said.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 70

Reports confirm Apple reaches agreement to purchase Lala

Sources inside Apple have confirmed that Apple has agreed to buy Lala, an online music streaming service based in Palo Alto, California.

Brian Garner 16 years ago 72

Mac sales projected to grow 26% in 2010, outpacing PC market

Apple is predicted to continue its gains on the rest of the PC market in 2010, with Mac sales projected to grow by 26 percent while the industry is forecast to see a 16 percent year-over-year increase.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 34

Apple's iPhone 'halo effect' lifts Mac to 16.4% sales growth

Global Mac sales have significantly outpaced the rest of the PC market, which expanded just 2.3 percent year over year — just more evidence of the iPhone halo effect, according to one analyst.

Sam Oliver 16 years ago 101

Another take: Apple's Black Friday sales seen as 'strong'

Despite Apple offering modest discounts for Black Friday, huge Mac sales for the year's biggest shopping day have been projected, thanks to third-party resellers.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 28

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