Apple announces stellar second quarter earnings
Apple reported adjusted earnings of $3.33 per share, blowing past the consensus Wall Street numbers. Total revenues were $13.5B. That's more than $700 millon above even the most optimistic predictions. Gross margins up to 41.7 percent, ...

Apple Blows Out Earnings Thanks To Huge iPhone Sales
Apple shipped 8.75 million iPhones and beat revenue expectations by $1.5 billion. Company "shocked" by early iPad demand.

Live Notes From Apple's Earnings Call « Forbes.com's Velocity
Notes from Apple's second-quarter earnings conference call.

Apple posts incredible Q1 earnings; blows away analysts
In fact Apple's earnings guidance for Q2 predicts over $13.75 billion of revenues. Given Apple's history of “comically low guidances,” this figure could be billions of dollars higher once we see Q2 results. It will be interesting to see ...

Apple Earnings of $3.33 a Share Easily Top Forecasts on Strong ...
Apple (AAPL) reported blowout earnings of $3.33 a share for its second quarter ended March 31, well beyond the $2.44 that analysts had expected. Reven.

DO APPLE'S EARNINGS EVEN MATTER? | THE PRAGMATIC CAPITALIST
I always marvel at the quarterly earnings at Apple Corporation. Not necessarily because of the impressive fundamentals, but because of the game being played.

Apple earnings boom for first quarter
Apple has been booming lately, and the first quarter Apple earnings have shot through the roof off of sales of iPhones and Mac computers.

Apple Earnings - Q2 2010 - Profits Up 90 Percent | Geekosystem
Apple's second quarter earnings were just released this afternoon, and it's Apple's best non-holiday quarter ever (we've heard that phrase before), with revenue of $13.5 billion and a net quarterly profit of $3.07 billion.

Apple Earnings are as Hot as Their Products | Wall St. Cheat Sheet
Apple (AAPL) blew out earnings on better than expected iPhone sales.

Apple, Last Look for Earnings (AAPL) – 24/7 Wall St.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is set to report earnings after the close of trading today. Today we'll find out if there is a traditional 'sell the news' mentality that prevails or if this is going to be yet one more 'off to the races' ...