Apple (AAPL) blew some minds on Wall Street with its latest earnings report.
Services were strong. The iPhone business came in OK. CEO Tim Cook was upbeat. The company teased a new entertainment product. The company bought back a ton of stock. All in all, Apple has started its race to a $2 trillion valuation.
Meanwhile, all eyes on Wall Street now shift to Tesla's (TSLA) earnings report after the close today. The electric car company is expected to produce another massive loss. It's your show, Elon Musk.
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