Apple Guides the June Quarter Up Fourteen to Seventeen Percent and Blames Memory Prices
The world's largest hardware company just told the market that memory inflation will cap how many Macs it can ship and bend its top line up at the same time.
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The world's largest hardware company just told the market that memory inflation will cap how many Macs it can ship and bend its top line up at the same time.
Yesterday this paper said the Meta buyback line went silent — today it has an explanation and a $25 billion bond raise to match.
Caterpillar trimmed its full-year tariff guide and then told the buy-side that the two-percent price action will not cover the bill — volume and AI data centers will.
The record backlog is the headline; the negative free-cash-flow quarter at peak deliveries is the story.
Aramco confirmed a May 10 results release and May 11 call — the deferral lets Riyadh see the UAE-exit market reaction before stepping into the war's first big print.