iPhone sales dip by 4%, despite robust buyback

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iPhone sales dip by 4%, despite robust buyback

Apple's recent second-quarter earnings reveals a mixed bag of results, marked by record-breaking buybacks, a significant drop in iPhone sales, and robust growth in services revenue. Despite challenges in certain product segments, the tech giant's strategic moves signal resilience and ongoing innovation in navigating evolving market dynamics.

May 3, 2024