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Key Points Apple’s fiscal fourth-quarter results beat Wall Street expectations for revenue and earnings per share but net income slumped after the company paid a one-time charge as part of a tax decision in Europe. iPhone sales and overall sales both rose by 6%. Sales of the iPhone 15 were “stronger than 14 in the year-ago quarter, and 16 was stronger than 15,” Apple CEO Tim Cook told CNBC’s Steve Kovach.

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Apple’s results in China are closely watched by investors as it is the company’s third-largest region after the Americas and Europe. Apple also faces renewed competition from local Chinese handset makers like Huawei. Apple’s revenue in China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong was down slightly year over year at $15.03 billion. Apple said that it had spent $29 billion on share repurchases and dividends during the quarter.

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The company reports its AirPods headphones, Homepod speakers and Apple Watch sales in a category it calls Other Products or wearables. That unit’s revenue came in light versus forecasts at $9.04 billion, which was down 3% year over year. The company released new Apple Watch and AirPods models during the quarter alongside the new iPhones.

Apple’s Mac business rose 2% on an annual basis to report $7.74 billion in revenue during the quarter, which includes back-to-school laptop sales. Cook told CNBC that the growth was driven by sales of the company’s MacBook Air, which was updated with new chips in the spring. Apple’s services business -- which includes online subscriptions such as iCloud, Google search revenue, and AppleCare warranties for Apple hardware -- remains a juggernaut and grew 12% on an annual basis to nearly $25 billion in sales. However, Apple’s services revenue came in under LSEG consensus expectations.

Apple’s iPad business had the strongest growth of any of Apple’s hardware lines with an 8% increase in sales to $6.95 billion. Part of the sales were from pent-up demand. Apple released new iPad Pro and Air models in May after going through all of 2023 without releasing new iPads.

Overall iPhone revenue grew 6% in the first sign of how the iPhone 16 is fairing in the market. Apple’s newest devices came out on Sept. 20, giving Apple about a week of new product sales in the quarter. It’s still Apple’s most important product, accounting for nearly 49% of the company’s overall sales.

Apple reported $14.73 billion, or 97 cents per share, in net income during the quarter, versus $22.96 billion, or $1.47 per share, in the year-ago period. Apple’s adjusted earnings per share, after removing the one-time tax charge, were up 12% on an annual basis.

EPS: $1.64, adjusted, versus $1.60 estimated Revenue: $94.93 billion vs. $94.58 billion estimated iPhone revenue: $46.22 billion vs. $45.47 billion estimated Mac revenue: $7.74 billion vs. $7.82 billion estimated iPad revenue: $6.95 billion vs. $7.09 billion estimated Other Products revenue: $9.04 billion vs. $9.21 billion estimated Services revenue: $24.97 billion vs. $25.28 billion estimated Gross margin: 46.2% vs. 46.0% estimated