Apple posted a $1.07 billion profit on revenues of $7.46 billion, a significant improvement over last year's profit of $818 million on revenue of $5.41 billion.

Apple posted a profit of $1.14 billion on revenue of $7.9 billion during the fourth fiscal quarter of 2008 thanks to increased sales of Macs, iPods, and especially iPhones.

Apple enjoyed its best quarterly revenue and earnings for the previous financial quarter, racking up a $1.6 billion profit on $10.2 billion in revenue.

Apple reported its "best non-holiday quarter in history" for the second financial quarter of 2009, posting a $1.21 billion profit on revenue of $8.16 billion.

In what is becoming a familiar pattern, Apple reported record profits for its most recent financial quarter, the third of its current fiscal year.

Record profits, iPhone unit sales, and Mac unit sales this quarter show Apple continuing to defy the reality of consumer and business spending in uncertain times.

Once again, Apple has broken sales, revenue, and profit records, selling more Macs and iPhones than ever before, and increasing profits by 50 percent. The only dim spot? iPod unit sales, which were down 8 percent from the year-ago quarter, even as iPod revenue remained flat.

Apple continues to set records with its earnings report for the second quarter of its fiscal year. iPhone sales were up 124 percent over the year-ago quarter, and iPod sales stayed remarkably strong. Mac sales fared well, too. Growth outside the United States contributed to the overall strong results. And this quarter ended before a single iPad was delivered.

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Apple Q4 earnings call causes shock and awe, and includes a surprise appearance from Steve Jobs.

It’s not really surprising anymore, but the Mac, iPhone, and iPad have produced Apple’s largest earnings report ever. Again.

Apple reporting billions of dollars in revenue and profit for its last financial quarter? No surprise there. But where that money came from may raise some eyebrows.

Apple announced the highest quarterly revenues ($28.6 billion) and earnings ($7.3 billion) in the company’s history, new quarterly records for iPhone and iPad sales, and a new June quarter record for Mac sales.

Though not quite meeting overblown analyst expectations, Apple announced another quarter of record-breaking revenues and profits for the last fiscal quarter of 2011.

Apple blew past analysts’ estimates once again to post record-breaking numbers, with revenues of $46.33 billion and profits of $13.06 billion.