Apple Q4 profit up 31% on iPhone sales but outlook seems muted
Sales in Greater China almost doubles to US$12.5b; iPad sales continue to tank
New York
APPLE on Tuesday turned in another quarter of enviable revenue and profit growth, fuelled by sales of the iPhone. But the results raised a perennial question for the world's most valuable company: How can it keep its growth streak alive?
The issue was stoked by Apple's muted forecast for its all-important holiday quarter, as well as the unwillingness of Timothy D Cook, the company's chief executive, to go into detail in an earnings conference call about how Apple plans to rev up sales next year.
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