Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) stock has declined by over 15% in the past two trading days following President Donald Trump’s announcement of a sweeping round of tariffs that would apply to over 100 countries.

1. Tariffs didn't affect Apple's business much in Q2. Apple's revenue increased 5% year over year in its fiscal Q2 to $95.4 billion. The company's earnings per share jumped 8% to $1.65. Both top ...

Stock sales by top officials clustered before Trump's major tariff announcements, according to a USA TODAY analysis of ...

Tariffs took center stage in Apple's recent earnings call. The company's near-term impact from tariffs isn't too bad. However, there's significant uncertainty for Apple related to tariffs beyond ...

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) held its fiscal 2025 second-quarter earnings call after the market closed on Thursday. Instead, both Apple's management and analysts on the earnings call were fixated on tariffs.

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If you're thinking tariffs didn't affect Apple's business much in Q2, you're right. CEO Tim Cook said in the Q2 earnings call that the company "had a limited impact from tariffs" in its March quarter.

Apple reported $95.4 billion in revenue and addressed tariff concerns during its earnings release and call May 1.. CEO Tim Cook said that President Donald Trump's tariff regime had a "limited ...

Shares of the iPhone maker Apple Inc. were heading south in late trading today after it failed to offer much clarity on the long-term impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Growth in its closel ...

Apple shares are trading lower Friday after CEO Tim Cook said that the company expects a $900 million cost impact in the June quarter due to tariffs.

On the stock market today, Apple stock dropped 3.7% to close at 205.35. The June quarter will benefit from inventory pull-ins ahead of the Trump tariffs and other unique factors, Cook said.

While the stock’s decline reflects concerns about the impact of tariffs, the real damage to Apple’s business will depend on how long the tariffs are sustained. “If Apple were to absorb the ...