Apple shares slide by most in over four years on disappointing iPhone sales
(Reuters) – Apple Inc’s shares fell by as much as 12 percent on Thursday, staging their biggest percentage drop in over four years and slicing more than $50 billion from the company’s market value, as disappointing holiday-period iPhone sales reinforced fears it is losing its dominance in smartphones. Eighteen brokerages, including Barclays Capital, Mizuho Securities USA, Credit Suisse, and Raymond James cut their price targets on the stock of the world’s biggest publicly traded company by an average $132 to $612. Apple’s shares slid to $450. . . .
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