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Tens of billions wiped off Apple and Microsoft market caps

22 July 2015 •

Shares tumble at both US giants following a mixed set of results

The latest quarterly results from Apple and Microsoft disappointed Wall Street, with tanking shares at both companies wiping billions off their market cap figures. Apple's shares dropped roughly...

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