Apple buys back US$14bil of its stock since Q1 results: WSJ


Apple Inc has repurchased US$14bil (RM46.45bil) worth of its stock in the last two weeks after disappointing first-quarter results, the Wall Street Journal reported quoting chief executive Tim Cook. 

Cook told the paper in an interview that Apple was "surprised" by the 8% decline in its shares on Jan 28, the day after it reported quarterly results. 

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