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No Worm in Apple, Yet Stock Falls

Posted Jan 22, 08 10:23 PM CST in Technology Business 

(Newser) – Despite reporting record-high earnings, Apple saw its stocks fall more than 11% after the market closed today, the New York Times reports. Apple's lowered 2nd quarter earning expectations may have sparked the drop, analysts say, unless investors are anxious about the high-end electronics market in general as the US economy slows down.

"We'll leave the economic forecasting to others," said Peter Oppenheimer, Apple's CFO, who highlighted Apple's $1.58 billion earnings in the first quarter of 2008, up from $1 billion last year. Oppenheimer pointed to post-Christmas shopping lag and sluggish software sales to explain lower second-quarter projections.
Source: New York Times

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