Apple has unveiled its earnings report for the second fiscal quarter, surpassing expectations in both revenue and earnings per share. The report indicates that Apple's revenue for the quarter reached a remarkable $95.36 billion, with earnings per share standing at $1.65. Nevertheless, despite these positive figures, Apple's stock price declined by 4% in after-hours trading due to various uncertainties, including tariff impacts, shifts in production, the outlook for its services business, and the upgrade plan for Siri. Apple has acknowledged that tariffs will inflate its costs by approximately $900 million in the third fiscal quarter and has announced plans to relocate some production from China to India and Vietnam. Furthermore, the growth in revenue from its services business is facing challenges, and the delay in launching key features of Siri software has also dampened market sentiment.