Apple made $1billion in revenue in Q4 2019

Apple generated $1billion of revenue a day in 2019 Q4. Apple Mac was famous for making computers now seeing a huge demand for its wearables i.e watches and ear buds. Apple watches last quarter outsold the entire Swiss watch industry https://news.sky.com/story/apple-watch-outsold-the-entire-swiss-watch-industry-last-year-11928148 .

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