Apple’s fiscal Q1 revenue and profits fell, marking the first time the company had to report such dismal numbers for this particular quarter in more than 10 years. The culprits behind the declines were slowing iPhone sales and China’s economic downturn. Apple CEO Tim Cook talking about China on the company earnings call moments ago. Here’s what he said: pic.twitter.com/Vt5GSABwB4 — CNBC’s Fast Money (@CNBCFastMoney) January 29, 2019 The tech giant’s earnings per share and revenue did beat analyst estimates. This was despite iPhone sales coming in lower than estimates. Apple had warned investors about the expected lower sales at the
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