Lacklustre iPhone 8 demand drags down Apple shares

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Lacklustre iPhone 8 demand drags down Apple shares
Apple's shares fell nearly 3 percent on Thursday on signs of weak demand for the iPhone 8 that caused analysts and investors to question the company's staggered release strategy for its latest phones. Wireless carriers in the United States and Canada have reported slow third-quarter customer ...

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