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Apple’s new earnings era begins at a critical time for Big Tech

Apple’s new earnings era begins at a critical time for Big Tech
MarketWatch Sunday 01 November 2026, 15:00 UTC By Bill Peters 1 min read
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A rare Monday earnings report for Apple will give investors a glimpse into how new CEO John Ternus is managing inflated memory prices and a tougher backdrop for consumer spending.

A rare Monday earnings report for Apple will give investors a glimpse into how new CEO John Ternus is managing inflated memory prices and a tougher backdrop for consumer spending.
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