NEW YORK: Apple on Wednesday (Thursday in Manila) reported stronger-than-expected profits in the past quarter, fueled by growth in digital services and wearables that helped offset slower iPhone sales.
Profit in the quarter ending in September dipped four percent from a year ago to $13.7 billion, while revenues edged up two percent to $64 billion.
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