This week is earnings week for a slew of technology outfits, and there’s one in particular that Wall Street was waiting for: Apple. During what’s likely the worst recession since the Great Depression, analysts and consumers alike were eager to hear how the tech world’s darling made out in the quarter ending June 27th. Needless to say, Apple blew away any and all expectations.With the market on a rebound and morale heading north, Apple added fuel to the good-news fire with its fiscal 2009 third quarter earnings.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This week is earnings week for a slew of technology outfits, and there’s one in particular that Wall Street was waiting for: Apple. During what’s likely the worst recession since the Great Depression, analysts and consumers alike were eager to hear how the tech world’s darling made out in the quarter ending June 27th. Needless to say, Apple blew away any and all expectations.With the market on a rebound and morale heading north, Apple added fuel to the good-news fire with its fiscal 2009 third quarter earnings. Continue reading