Apple will no longer report how many iPhone, iPad, Mac it sells; stocks dip

Apple CFO Tim Cook said the forecast was partly driven by weakness in emerging markets, including India and Brazil, and currency volatility

Apple Inc. gave an underwhelming forecast for the key holiday period suggesting weaker-than-expected demand for pricier new iPhones. The company further stoked concerns by saying it will stop reporting unit sales of its most-important product.

Apple shares fell about 7 per cent in extended trading on Thursday. The stock closed at $222.22 in New York, leaving it up 31 per cent this year. Apple suppliers declined after the report.

Apple shares fell about 7 per cent in extended trading on Thursday. The stock closed at $222.22 in New York, leaving it up 31 per cent this year. Apple suppliers declined after the