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Apple Expected to Report Results That Mark a Record Year With iPhone 12

Apple Inc. on Thursday is expected to report record year-end results, including a 12-month profit nearing $100 billion, but some investors are watching closely for signs of supply-chain disruptions affecting the critical holiday quarter.The iPhone maker has largely avoided a hit to its financial results during the past year as other firms have struggled with shortages of microprocessors, putting the company in a position to benefit from iPhones that offered faster 5G cellular technology for the

Apple Expected to Report Results That Mark a Record Year With iPhone 12

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There are multiweek waits in some areas for delivery of certain models of the phone and other products. Investors are eager to see if the continued allure of 5G technology and new camera capabilities will help fuel another big year.\n“Can they deliver the product?” asked Dan Morgan, a senior portfolio manager who focuses on technology at Synovus Trust Co., which counts Apple among its largest holdings. He remains bullish but wants to know if supply chain challenges could affect orders of the iPhone 13, iPad Mini or other products during the holiday season, he said.\nIn July, Apple cautioned that iPhone sales would be affected during the company’s fiscal fourth quarter, which ended in September, slowing its rate of growth compared with the third quarter when overall revenue rose 36%. 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