Apple's wearables arm now bigger than most Fortune 500 companies
iPad and Mac updates help Apple return to growth in its fiscal Q3
Apple CEO Tim Cook has claimed Apple's wearables business is now bigger than 60 per cent of Fortune 500 companies following a "blowout" quarter for the Apple iWatch and its wider wearables portfolio...
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Contract covers IT hardware to larger customer organisations
