Apple will be broadcasting their 4th Quarter 2003 Financial results over Quicktime at 2:30pm PT/5:30pm ET on Wednesday, October 15th, 2003.
Originally posted by whfsdude
Looks like I am going to miss it :-(
Originally posted by neonart
Have they done this before? Or are they doing a broadcast because these figures are so hot?
Lots of companies do this. And yes, Apple has done so before.Originally posted by neonart
Have they done this before? Or are they doing a broadcast because these figures are so hot?
Originally posted by neonart
Have they done this before? Or are they doing a broadcast because these figures are so hot?
meaning new iPod, new iTunes, iTMS for PC, and new ad campaign.Please note that comments made during this call may include forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties...
meaning they didn't ship as many powermacs as they hoped (due to delays) and the PowerBook update came too late to help them with the bottom line....and that actual results may differ materially from these forward-looking statements.
Originally posted by dongmin
meaning new iPod, new iTunes, iTMS for PC, and new ad campaign.
meaning they didn't ship as many powermacs as they hoped (due to delays) and the PowerBook update came too late to help them with the bottom line.
Originally posted by neonart
Have they done this before? Or are they doing a broadcast because these figures are so hot?
Originally posted by mislabeledstar
does steve handle these annoucements or do they have someone else in the company take care of the financial annoucements?
Originally posted by bluefido
"Forward looking statements" is derived from securities law terminology. Basically, they are trying to cover their behind, in case someone wants to invest money in Apple off this rumor. Nothing more...
Originally posted by yamabushi
Actually this is standard legal boilerplate for financial statements. It really has nothing to do with Apple at all.
This actually means anything said about the future. "Forward looking as in looking forward into the future.Originally posted by bluefido
"Forward looking statements" is derived from securities law terminology. Basically, they are trying to cover their behind, in case someone wants to invest money in Apple off this rumor. Nothing more...