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Apple’s and Amazon’s Physical Footprints Become Weakness in Shortage Economy

Editorial Board Published October 28, 2021
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There’s some painful irony to the fact that the world’s two largest tech companies by annual revenue can’t just rely on moving ones and zeros.

Apple Inc. and Amazon . com both reported disappointing results for the September quarter late Thursday. Revenue and operating income for both came in below Wall Street’s forecasts. Amazon also projected lower-than-expected results for the fourth quarter, while Apple—which still refrains from giving specific forecasts—said supply constraints would be worse in the December quarter compared with the just-ended period. The two stocks both fell about 4% following their reports.

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