Apple forecasts growth as iPhone demand stabilizes
Apple reports a 9 percent revenue drop to 46.8 billion for the fiscal Q4 while posting 1.67 earnings per share. Despite a quarterly decline, executives forecast December quarter revenue of 76 to 78 billion with analysts estimating 78.5 million iPhones. Analysts note iPhone remains two thirds of revenue. Samsung faces recall issues that could shift demand toward Apple.
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Open high low settle CATTLE and futures list by month
Market table shows cattle hogs and feeders with open interest and sales figures across Oct 16 to Jan 18. Includes futures for corn soybeans oats and wheat with highs lows settles and est. sales and open interest figures for each commodity and period.
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Judge OKs Volkswagen emissions settlement in history
A federal judge approved a nearly 15 billion settlement that lets about 475,000 VW and Audi owners choose between selling back or repairing their cars to curb emissions cheating. The deal includes up to 10 billion for consumers, 2.7 billion for environmental mitigation, and 2 billion to promote zero emissions vehicles, with buybacks possible as early as next month.
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