Apple heads for largest Q3 revenue drop since 2016

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Apple heads for largest Q3 revenue drop since 2016
Apple is likely to report a dip in iPhone sales in the April-June quarter as shoppers held out for a new model in a slow economy, making it important for the company to detail how it is using artificial intelligence to augment growth, analysts said. The world's most valuable firm will wrap ...

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