Apple reported a record $13.1 billion in net income in their first quarter earnings report. That gives AAPL the 2nd most profitable quarter of any S&P 500 member since 2000. Only Exxon Mobil (XOM) has earned more (in their 3rd quarter 2008 report of $13.4 billion). Prior to Apple's report last night, XOM had been the only S&P 500 member to earn over $10 billion in a single quarter.
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