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Tim Cook's Last Warning as Apple CEO Was That Memory Chip Shortages Won't Improve Any Time Soon. Here's What That Means for Apple's Margins Under John Ternus.
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Apple’s outgoing CEO Tim Cook cited rising memory prices as a continuing headwind, noting margins are expected to fall to 46.5% in the current quarter. This implies near-term profitability pressure tied to input costs rather than a demand-driven issue.
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