Apple Yet Again in Fortune’s 100 Fastest-Growing Companies List

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By making the Fortune’s 100 Fastest-Growing Companies list yet again this year, Apple has now been on the list more than any other company and also has the longest streak of 8 consecutive appearances. The Cupertino company has however dropped from #38 to #88 this year on Fortune’s list, that ranks companies with a market cap of $250 million or more.

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Apple’s net income for past four quarters stands at $37,707.00 million, with EPS 3 yr annual growth rate at 26%. “The law of (really, really, really) large numbers: Velocity of sales rise slows for the maker of the iPhone and iPad”, says Fortune about the tech giant.

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