Apple Beats Earnings in Ternus' First Quarter: Why Is the Stock Falling?
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Apple reported quarterly earnings that beat analyst forecasts, driven by record iPhone sales, but shares slipped in after-hours trading as revenue from Greater China fell short of expectations. The quarter marked the first under CFO Kevan Ternus, whose tenure began amid elevated scrutiny of Apple's supply chain and regional demand trends. The headline beat was not enough to offset investor concern over the China shortfall, which has been a persistent soft spot in Apple's growth story. The stock's after-hours decline suggests the market is focused less on the top-line beat and more on the durability of iPhone demand and the trajectory of China revenue. Investors will watch for management commentary on China demand, tariff and supply-chain exposure, and whether iPhone momentum can be sustained in the coming quarters.
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