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That's Bloomberg Live.com slash sustainable Biz Singapore. I'm Caroline Hyde at Bloomberg's world headquarters in New York.

And I'm Ed Lovelow in San Francisco.

This is Bloomberg Technology.

Three Giants of Global Technology, Caroline.

Three very disappointing earnings reports.

And will that put an end to quite the run-up in tech stocks that we've been seeing, Ed?

Let's get to it, the Juggernaut that is Apple.

It reports its first revenue decline since 2019, falling short almost across the board,

product-wise.

Plus, the rally stores, as Caroline said, in After Hours with Alphabet feeling the slowdown

in ad spend. We speak to the CFO.

And Amazon projects lackluster sales and slower cloud unit growth shares they're also

falling after hours. Let's get straight back to Apple and bring in Julie Ask, principal analysts at

Forrester research.

You look at the numbers, the sort of more deep weakness in that holiday quarter for Apple.

Perhaps it was that some new products weren't released

until the new year.

What was your takeaway from the print?

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