Apple reports fiscal Q4 2026 results that beat Wall Street forecasts on revenue and earnings per share, with the quarter also marking the first earnings call led by new CEO John Ternus. Sources cite revenue of $114.5 billion (up from $102.5 billion year over year) and EPS of $2.10, ahead of estimates, alongside profit of $30.7 billion. Multiple outlets also note that iPhone and Services performance was strong, while some parts of the hardware lineup underperformed expectations.
Several outlets attribute the results to iPhone strength and a still-robust Services segment, while iPad and Wearables were described as below estimates. Deadline also highlights that a tariff refund helped lift EPS. Other coverage adds context around the leadership transition from Tim Cook to Ternus on September 1 and points to product launches and lineup changes that may influence later quarters.
A separate set of reports emphasizes what investors watch next: the holiday-quarter outlook, rising memory/chip costs, and Apple’s AI and Siri plans under Ternus. Across outlets, the dominant difference is emphasis—some lead with the beat and key segment outcomes, while others foreground cost pressures and the earnings test facing the new CEO.
