Apple reports results that beat market expectations, driven primarily by strong iPhone and Mac sales. In the April-through-June quarter, the company’s revenue rises 16% to $109.4 billion, according to both outlets. Apple’s profit also increases 27%, reaching $29.8 billion. The reporting attributes the performance to demand for the iPhone and Mac lines, which helps lift overall financial results. One outlet also frames the quarter as potentially the final earnings report for Apple chief executive Tim Cook, though the sources note this as an expectation rather than a confirmed statement. Overall, Apple’s latest financial figures show growth in both sales and profitability compared with the same period a year earlier, with the company’s product mix—particularly iPhone and Mac—described as the main driver of the outperformance versus market expectations.