Apple Suppliers Show How Wall Street Helps Manage Expectations

Sept. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Wall Street says Apple Inc. will post $28.9 billion in sales this quarter. Revenue estimates for the companies that build Apple’s parts suggest securities industry analysts are about $2 billion short. Sales at Apple’s largest suppliers are expected to rise eight times as ...

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