Apple posts record revenue, credits India iPhone sales; plans for 4 new stores: CEO Tim Cook

Apple has posted record-breaking revenue, reaching $94.9 billion this quarter, surpassing Wall Street’s expectations. The company attributes much of this growth to skyrocketing iPhone sales in India, where CEO Tim Cook says they’ve hit an all-time high. Cook highlighted India’s growing importance for Apple, with double-digit growth in iPad sales there too. To further capture this demand, Apple plans to open four new stores in Bengaluru, Pune, Mumbai, and Delhi-NCR, adding to its existing locations in Mumbai and Delhi. Global sales grew by 6.1%, showing Apple’s continued expansion momentum.

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