Cook said that Apple achieved record revenues in India for the quarter ending March 2024, despite a 4 percent drop in overall revenue and a 10 percent decline in iPhone sales from the previous year.

However, there was a notable "double-digit" surge in India. This has given hope that the company's slowdown might be easing up. Apple chief Tim Cook expressed satisfaction with “strong double ...

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Apple CEO Tim Cook on India: Apple's overall revenue declined 4% owing to a fall in iPhone sales by as much as 10% compared to the same period last year. Apple CEO Tim Cook talked about the ...

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Tim Cook, shared that the company experienced strong double-digit growth in India in the March quarter. He also stated that Apple will continue to expand its operations in the country. To remain ...

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Apple achieved its highest revenue ever in India during the quarter ending in March 2024, surpassing analyst predictions. Luca Maestri, the chief financial officer of Apple, mentioned that the ...

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NEW DELHI: Apple needs to manufacture in India to stay in competition, said Tim Cook on Friday. Cook, while speaking at its investor call for the second quarter ended March 2024, also mentioned ...

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