Apple's first Ternus quarter: $114.5 billion in revenue
July-through-September sales rose 12 percent. Net income was $30.71 billion, or $2.10 a share, in the first report since John Ternus became chief executive.

Apple said fiscal fourth-quarter revenue was $114.5 billion, up 12 percent from $102.5 billion a year earlier, the Associated Press reported on November 3. Net income was $30.71 billion, or $2.10 a share, compared with $27.47 billion, or $1.85 a share, a year earlier. The result includes 5 cents a share from tariff refunds. FactSet had expected $1.99 a share on $113.4 billion of revenue. It is the first earnings report since John Ternus became chief executive in September.
Gross margin was 47.9 percent. Apple guided the December quarter to a gross margin of 45 to 46 percent, citing higher memory costs and spending on Siri. The stock was about flat, then fell 2.6 percent to $329.60 during the call. It closed the regular session at $338.32, down 1.8 percent.
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