Apple recorded revenues of $37.4 billion (£21.9bn) in its fiscal 2014 third quarter turning a net profit of $7.7 billion (£4.5bn).
The figures represent a 5.9% climb in revenues from $35.3 billion (£20.7bn) at the same point a year ago, and a net profit increase of 11.6% from $6.9 billion (£4.0bn).
International sales accounted for 59% of the quarter’s revenue.
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