As expected, Apple has registered its first decline in annual revenue since 2001, due to the slowdown in sales of the iPhone. The result was expected with the dissemination of data relating to the last fiscal quarter ended last September, 24, which closes with a net profit of 9 billion dollars. Revenues amounted to 46.9 billion dollars, in line with analysts ‘ expectations. But this is the third consecutive quarter of decline, mainly due to the slowdown on the front of the sale of the iPhone: 45,51 million in the last quarter of the year, while the iPad sold have been 9,27 million.
that bodes well for the company led by Tim Cook are the orders of the new iPhone 7, with forecasts that are much better than expected a nd they suggest a boom in sales during the year-end holiday. With Cook, who shows a great optimism.
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