Apple revenue grew 6% in its fiscal fourth quarter, as sales of iPhones rebounded and the company posted growth in all its business units save for the category that includes wearable devices.
Total sales in the three months ended September 28 increased year over year to $94.9 billion, coming in slightly above Wall Street estimates of $94.6 billon, Apple reported on Thursday. Sales of Apple's all-important iPhone grew by 5.4% to $46.2 billion, reversing two consecutive quarters of declining sales. Apple released its new iPhone 16 in September, meaning that only about one week's worth of sales were included in the quarter's results.
