Wall Street expects near-record iPhone sales

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Wall Street expects near-record iPhone sales

Despite delay, shut Apple stores.

During the last three months of 2020, Apple delivered its flagship iPhone 12 model weeks later than normal iPhone debuts and shuttered some of its stores due to the pandemic. But Wall Street is still expecting a near-record sales quarter for the Cupertino, California company's signature ...

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