Apple on Thursday (Apr 30) touted blowout demand for its flagship iPhone 17 and the MacBook Neo that helped power a solid sales forecast and send its shares up nearly 4 per cent after hours. The tech giant’s executives said they expect sales ​growth of 14-17 per cent in the current fiscal third quarter, beating Wall Street estimates of 9.5 per cent growth to US$102.93 billion, according to data from LSEG. All eyes will now be on incoming CEO John Ternus and where the company will go with