Apple Inc.

AAPL

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Identification

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Ticker
AAPL
CIK0000320193
SIC3571
SectorManufacturing
Industry CategoryComputer Hardware
Industry GroupComputer & Office Equipment

Contact

AddressONE APPLE PARK WAY, CUPERTINO, CA, 95014
Website apple.com
Phone(408) 996-1010
CEOTimothy D. Cook
Employees164,000

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Standardized Financials

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For example, it is possible to compare total revenues between two companies as of a certain point in time, or within a single company across multiple time periods. This is not possible using the as reported financial statements because of the inherent complexity of reporting standards.

Below is a preview of several data points from each financial statement, as well as a sample of our many calculated metrics:

Income Statement
Revenue$408.62 billion
Pre-Tax Income$129.54 billion
Net Income$99.28 billion
Net Income to Common$99.28 billion
EPS$6.59
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Balance Sheet
Cash$36.27 billion
Assets$331.50 billion
Liabilities$265.66 billion
Common Equity$65.83 billion
Liabilities & Equity$331.50 billion
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Cash Flow Statement
Calculations
NOPAT$99.80 billion
EBITDA$141.02 billion
Price to Earnings$34.95
Price to Book$52.71
ROE149.81%
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Latest News

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California's Rep. Khanna Says Intel Stake Should Help Workers

Democratic California Rep. Ro Khanna said federal ownership in companies such as Intel should come with benefits to workers. Khanna told NBC's Meet the Press with Kristen Welker that he has "no problem" with the government using taxpayer money to take stakes in companies, as the U.S. recently did with Intel. Khanna, who points out he helped write the Chips Act that provides the basis for funding Intel's chip making efforts and the U.S.'s roughly $8 billion equity stake, said the U.S. should take the opportunity to get other investment into Intel.

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Nvidia Could Give This Under-the-Radar AI Stock a Major Boost

Becoming a second-source tester for Nvidia could take this company significantly higher.

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August jobs report due out as Fed uncertainty looms: What to watch this week

A crucial August jobs report, drama at the Fed, and a trickle of corporate earnings await investors during a holiday-shortened trading week.

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What Bad Bunny, F1, and Katseye reveal about the Trump-tariffed US consumer

The consumer appears to be highly engaged.

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A New iPhone Is Coming. Should You Upgrade or Just Fix Your Old One?

By improving sluggish performance or replacing a broken touch screen, you can make your old iPhone feel new again.

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