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200 | AAPL | 2015 | The Company records reductions to revenue for estimated commitments related to price protection and other customer incentive programs. For transactions involving price protection, the Company recognizes revenue net of the estimated amount to be refunded, provided the refund amount can be reasonably and reliably estimat... | [-0.01343370508402586, -0.03566399961709976, 0.00045732641592621803, -0.004079865757375956, 0.0074631692841649055, 0.00887619610875845, -0.0075096068903803825, -0.03661928325891495, -0.004292151425033808, -0.013891445472836494, 0.008491428568959236, 0.027079695835709572, -0.01974257081747055, -0.004438098054379225, -0.... |
201 | AAPL | 2015 | The Companys investments in available-for-sale securities are reported at fair value. Unrealized gains and losses related to changes in the fair value of securities are recognized in accumulated other comprehensive income, net of tax, in the Companys Consolidated Balance Sheets. Changes in the fair value of available... | [-0.023187389597296715, -0.03415847197175026, 0.007805590983480215, -0.02094598487019539, -0.00989625696092844, 0.01572914980351925, -0.03373902663588524, -0.014392172917723656, 0.010905544273555279, -0.010636838153004646, 0.008742786012589931, 0.01971386931836605, -0.010682715103030205, -0.002226657932624221, 0.002284... |
202 | AAPL | 2015 | The Company must purchase components and build inventory in advance of product shipments and has invested in manufacturing-related assets, including capital assets held at its suppliers facilities. In addition, the Company has made prepayments to certain of its suppliers associated with long-term supply agreements to ... | [0.00029800983611494303, -0.004088894929736853, 0.0028169420547783375, -0.006716042757034302, -0.006539567839354277, 0.010535230860114098, -0.016981566324830055, -0.029248250648379326, 0.020777445286512375, -0.01591605693101883, 0.009196683764457703, 0.022868508473038673, -0.013705123215913773, 0.007125598378479481, -0... |
203 | AAPL | 2015 | The industries in which the Company competes are subject to a rapid and unpredictable pace of product and component obsolescence and demand changes. In certain circumstances the Company may be required to record additional write-downs of inventory and/or manufacturing-related assets. These circumstances include future ... | [-0.024946704506874084, -0.01315309852361679, 0.01273165550082922, -0.006015758030116558, -0.0024674804881215096, 0.027176272124052048, -0.024063032120466232, -0.02056913450360298, 0.008979453705251217, -0.030044803395867348, 0.009584428742527962, 0.03164900466799736, 0.002678201999515295, 0.016069211065769196, -0.0041... |
204 | AAPL | 2015 | The Company accrues for estimated cancellation fees related to inventory orders that have been cancelled or are expected to be cancelled. Consistent with industry practice, the Company acquires components through a combination of purchase orders, supplier contracts, and open orders in each case based on projected deman... | [0.004674797412008047, -0.004361098166555166, -0.00023697914730291814, -0.019599368795752525, -0.004231526982039213, -0.0010297511471435428, -0.015412168577313423, -0.02354106493294239, 0.0035086553543806076, -0.008251648396253586, 0.017962679266929626, 0.027373649179935455, -0.014880244620144367, 0.019640285521745682,... |
205 | AAPL | 2015 | The Company accrues for the estimated cost of warranties at the time the related revenue is recognized based on historical and projected warranty claim rates, historical and projected cost-per-claim and knowledge of specific product failures that are outside of the Companys typical experience. The Company regularly re... | [0.014516014605760574, -0.011470835655927658, -0.004846411757171154, -0.021216733381152153, -0.005430236458778381, -0.006700719706714153, 0.0007376596913672984, 0.002685263752937317, -0.0007281227735802531, -0.009453985840082169, -0.002861074637621641, 0.026272129267454147, -0.02120346575975418, 0.010794129222631454, -... |
206 | AAPL | 2015 | The Company records a tax provision for the anticipated tax consequences of its reported operating results. The provision for income taxes is computed using the asset and liability method, under which deferred tax assets and liabilities are recognized for the expected future tax consequences of temporary differences be... | [-0.02440035156905651, -0.018767517060041428, -0.0161637831479311, -0.033307187259197235, -0.007269835099577904, 0.007430957164615393, -0.020881440490484238, -0.020146723836660385, 0.004798220004886389, -0.01942489668726921, 0.023433618247509003, 0.020700983703136444, -0.020971668884158134, 0.02427145279943943, 0.00458... |
207 | AAPL | 2015 | The Company recognizes tax benefits from uncertain tax positions only if it is more likely than not that the tax position will be sustained on examination by the taxing authorities, based on the technical merits of the position. The tax benefits recognized in the financial statements from such positions are then measur... | [-0.015888139605522156, -0.023870835080742836, -0.009534170851111412, -0.03247154504060745, -0.015566256828606129, 0.0015651555731892586, -0.029587475582957268, -0.025724880397319794, -0.0020165962632745504, -0.008697276003658772, 0.03777617588639259, 0.007358242757618427, -0.011755162850022316, 0.019506102427840233, -... |
208 | AAPL | 2015 | Management believes it is more likely than not that forecasted income, including income that may be generated as a result of certain tax planning strategies, together with future reversals of existing taxable temporary differences, will be sufficient to fully recover the deferred tax assets. In the event that the Compa... | [-0.019581345841288567, -0.03153880685567856, -0.012211591005325317, -0.03145855665206909, -0.005286562256515026, 0.0014503772836178541, -0.03458836302161217, -0.01875208131968975, 0.0030462101567536592, -0.009342603385448456, 0.02105262316763401, 0.001884236466139555, -0.015448398888111115, 0.03290308266878128, -1.541... |
209 | AAPL | 2015 | As discussed in Part I, Item 3 of this Form 10-K under the heading Legal Proceedings and in Part II, Item 8 of this Form 10-K in the Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements in Note 10, Commitments and Contingencies, the Company is subject to various legal proceedings and claims that arise in the ordinary course ... | [-0.006171952933073044, -0.019060922786593437, 0.001303094788454473, -0.027129177004098892, 0.005251545459032059, -0.006080565042793751, -0.020157579332590103, -0.007931171916425228, 0.008916856721043587, -0.020170634612441063, 0.01361681055277586, 0.02625446394085884, -0.012461405247449875, 0.020013969391584396, 0.004... |
210 | AAPL | 2015 | The Company regularly reviews its foreign exchange forward and option positions and interest rate swaps, both on a stand-alone basis and in conjunction with its underlying foreign currency and interest rate related exposures. Given the effective horizons of the Companys risk management activities and the anticipatory ... | [-0.02163415588438511, -0.01845935918390751, 0.0007857451564632356, -0.018405776470899582, -0.023871246725320816, 0.00965164601802826, -0.004544512368738651, -0.014387047849595547, 0.004802380688488483, 0.004159383941441774, 0.010535766370594501, 0.019142543897032738, -0.01180166658014059, 0.012123164720833302, 0.00823... |
211 | AAPL | 2015 | The Companys exposure to changes in interest rates relates primarily to the Companys investment portfolio and outstanding debt. While the Company is exposed to global interest rate fluctuations, the Companys interest income and expense are most sensitive to fluctuations in U.S. interest rates. Changes in U.S. intere... | [-0.03067244403064251, -0.02505817636847496, 0.01885157823562622, -0.038681790232658386, -0.004204262513667345, 0.014975672587752342, -0.024015158414840698, -0.002040966646745801, 0.008923595771193504, -0.02612694725394249, 0.009213322773575783, 0.009651131927967072, -0.0037793293595314026, 0.006927697453647852, 0.0085... |
212 | AAPL | 2015 | The Companys investment policy and strategy are focused on preservation of capital and supporting the Companys liquidity requirements. The Company uses a combination of internal and external management to execute its investment strategy and achieve its investment objectives. The Company typically invests in highly-ra... | [-0.02190094068646431, -0.03552937135100365, 0.012919168919324875, -0.03306352719664574, 0.000778862158767879, 0.02123807929456234, -0.011805562302470207, -0.009684405289590359, -0.007788621820509434, -0.005220033694058657, 0.000913091644179076, 0.016916222870349884, -0.008802799507975578, 0.012919168919324875, 0.02038... |
213 | AAPL | 2015 | As of September 26, 2015 and September 27, 2014, the Company had outstanding floating- and fixed-rate notes with varying maturities for an aggregate carrying amount of $56.0 billion and $29.0 billion, respectively. The Company has entered, and may enter in the future, into interest rate swaps to manage interest rate ri... | [-0.03985683619976044, -0.014718804508447647, 0.01713237166404724, -0.016776271164417267, -0.012549231760203838, 0.004672165494412184, -0.026061251759529114, -0.0007126123527996242, -0.021339628845453262, -0.017831383273005486, 0.016631193459033966, 0.02636459656059742, -0.016367416828870773, 0.009726808406412601, 0.02... |
214 | AAPL | 2015 | Further details regarding the Companys debt is provided in Part II, Item 8 of this Form 10-K in the Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements in Note 6, Debt. | [-0.029720759019255638, -0.007866526022553444, -0.00047685360186733305, -0.04223738610744476, -0.009817574173212051, 0.025556860491633415, -0.03817322105169296, 0.007586024235934019, 0.010490779764950275, -0.021218426525592804, 0.024073315784335136, 0.02170463092625141, -0.009212936274707317, -0.0011921339901164174, 0.... |
215 | AAPL | 2015 | In general, the Company is a net receiver of currencies other than the U.S. dollar. Accordingly, changes in exchange rates, and in particular a strengthening of the U.S. dollar, will negatively affect the Companys net sales and gross margins as expressed in U.S. dollars. There is a risk that the Company will have to a... | [-0.02903699316084385, -0.030484894290566444, 0.0107605354860425, -0.013847196474671364, -0.005998916458338499, 0.004399644210934639, -0.018862199038267136, -0.018783222883939743, 0.0014569502091035247, -0.020691819489002228, 0.008700567297637463, 0.02653607353568077, 0.0201126579195261, -0.00227057165466249, 0.0052552... |
216 | AAPL | 2015 | The Company may enter into foreign currency forward and option contracts with financial institutions to protect against foreign exchange risks associated with certain existing assets and liabilities, certain firmly committed transactions, forecasted future cash flows and net investments in foreign subsidiaries. In addi... | [-0.002898281905800104, -0.022132335230708122, -0.005006123334169388, -0.012541656382381916, -0.009505047462880611, 0.006725331302732229, -0.023976696655154228, -0.011863195337355137, 0.028060639277100563, 0.004689947236329317, 0.01825917698442936, 0.03978550806641579, -0.006438796874135733, -0.0006060043815523386, 0.0... |
217 | AAPL | 2015 | To provide a meaningful assessment of the foreign currency risk associated with certain of the Companys foreign currency derivative positions, the Company performed a sensitivity analysis using a value-at-risk (VAR) model to assess the potential impact of fluctuations in exchange rates. The VAR model consisted of us... | [-0.015605653636157513, -0.022807223722338676, 0.009552551433444023, -0.013254671357572079, -0.016510916873812675, 0.011309031397104263, -0.03307587653398514, -0.023820577189326286, -0.006580045912414789, -0.020510287955403328, -0.005978789180517197, 0.029725054278969765, -0.008383816108107567, 0.006373997312039137, 0.... |
218 | AAPL | 2015 | Actual future gains and losses associated with the Companys investment portfolio and derivative positions may differ materially from the sensitivity analyses performed as of September 26, 2015 due to the inherent limitations associated with predicting the timing and amount of changes in interest rates, foreign currenc... | [-0.030555270612239838, -0.021212255582213402, -0.0016231652116402984, -0.020450377836823463, -0.02245531789958477, 0.018752863630652428, -0.030341411009430885, -0.010786572471261024, -0.017336038872599602, -0.010472465306520462, 0.006876940838992596, 0.02884439006447792, -0.010258604772388935, 0.01916721649467945, 0.0... |
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0 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company designs, manufactures and markets mobile communication and media devices, personal computers and portable digital music players, and sells a variety of related software, services, accessories, networking solutions and third-party digital content and applications. The Company’s products and services include ... | [-0.009452779777348042, -0.0057920473627746105, -0.006624181289225817, -0.026036256924271584, 0.003591661574319005, 0.0020967803429812193, -0.016747931018471718, 0.015879616141319275, 0.019629154354333878, -0.002766105579212308, 0.0022102531511336565, 0.009860623627901077, -0.015011303126811981, 0.00527895288541913, -0... |
1 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company is committed to bringing the best user experience to its customers through its innovative hardware, software and services. The Company’s business strategy leverages its unique ability to design and develop its own operating systems, hardware, application software and services to provide its customers produc... | [-0.010350378230214119, -0.011163339018821716, -0.00036723684752359986, -0.031698860228061676, 0.014157414436340332, 0.01580977439880371, -0.026265904307365417, 0.0026454271283000708, 0.01751500926911831, -0.01764719747006893, -0.015267799608409405, 0.021401356905698776, -0.015717241913080215, -0.0058096954599022865, -... |
2 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company manages its business primarily on a geographic basis. The Company’s reportable operating segments consist of the Americas, Europe, Greater China, Japan and Rest of Asia Pacific. The Americas segment includes both North and South America. The Europe segment includes European countries, as well as India, the ... | [0.02004874125123024, -0.003314613364636898, 0.0064391763880848885, -0.029480410739779472, -0.022870510816574097, 0.024944962933659554, -0.010236969217658043, 0.006448839791119099, 0.003569088177755475, -0.020370861515402794, -0.008729448541998863, 0.019726620987057686, -0.0367732048034668, -0.013619228266179562, 0.014... |
3 | AAPL | 2016 | iPhone is the Company’s line of smartphones based on its iOS operating system. iPhone includes Siri®, a voice activated intelligent assistant, and Apple Pay and Touch ID® on qualifying devices. In September 2016, the Company introduced iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, featuring new camera systems, immersive stereo speakers and wat... | [-0.014302284456789494, 0.004796263296157122, -0.0034922691993415356, -0.02294004335999489, -0.0019095344468951225, 0.008938928134739399, 0.0006263657123781741, -0.0030805659480392933, 0.0057638464495539665, -0.022850334644317627, 0.01973612792789936, 0.007477941922843456, -0.030603813007473946, -0.002074536168947816, ... |
4 | AAPL | 2016 | iPad is the Company’s line of multi-purpose tablets based on its iOS operating system, which includes iPad Pro™, iPad Air® and iPad mini™. iPad includes Siri and also includes Touch ID on qualifying devices. iPad works with the iTunes Store, App Store, iBooks Store and Apple Music for purchasing, organizing and playing... | [-0.024822117760777473, -0.012109133414924145, 0.009083455428481102, -0.03286489471793175, -0.025541597977280617, 8.346107642864808e-05, -0.014980635605752468, -0.01963157020509243, 0.022355323657393456, -0.0219570379704237, 0.020787879824638367, -0.005726945586502552, -0.03486916422843933, 0.005171274300664663, -0.003... |
5 | AAPL | 2016 | Mac is the Company’s line of desktop and portable personal computers based on its macOS operating system. The Company’s desktop computers include iMac®, 21.5” iMac with Retina 4K display, 27” iMac with Retina 5K display, Mac Pro® and Mac mini®. The Company’s portable computers include MacBook®, MacBook Air®, MacBook Pr... | [-0.01512069534510374, -0.020569249987602234, 0.008032470010221004, -0.029169542714953423, 0.011866874061524868, 0.010743987746536732, -0.010067703202366829, -0.014214728958904743, -0.004214016254991293, -0.001218587625771761, 0.016970906406641006, 0.019063560292124748, -0.020645810291171074, -0.007592247799038887, -0.... |
6 | AAPL | 2016 | iOS is the Company’s Multi-Touch™ operating system that serves as the foundation for iOS devices. Devices running iOS are compatible with both Mac and Windows personal computers and Apple’s iCloud services. In September 2016, the Company released iOS 10, which introduces the ability for Siri to do more by working with ... | [-0.02504836395382881, -0.01384183019399643, -0.0007958073983900249, -0.020103922113776207, 0.011767513118684292, 0.018890641629695892, -0.010586847551167011, 0.0077754296362400055, 0.011956680566072464, -0.019960414618253708, 0.008029826916754246, 0.012224123813211918, -0.022895770147442818, 0.0049705347046256065, 0.0... |
7 | AAPL | 2016 | macOS is the Company’s Mac operating system and is built on an open-source UNIX-based foundation and provides an intuitive and integrated computer experience. Support for iCloud is built into macOS so users can access content and information from Mac, iOS devices and other supported devices and access downloaded conten... | [-0.01209337916225195, -0.022072849795222282, 0.006782667711377144, -0.033148180693387985, 0.007638606708496809, 0.01649627834558487, -0.013409709557890892, -0.016742683947086334, 0.00047214434016495943, -0.00968767236918211, 0.018584249541163445, 0.007949857041239738, -0.02173566073179245, -0.0015165357617661357, -0.0... |
8 | AAPL | 2016 | watchOS is the Company’s operating system for Apple Watch. Released in September 2016, watchOS 3 provides improved performance with the ability to launch favorite apps instantly, enhanced navigation with the new Dock and new fitness and health capabilities for Apple Watch, including the Breathe app designed to promote ... | [-0.008547833189368248, 0.0010420357575640082, 0.009281638078391552, -0.025821993127465248, 0.009764229878783226, 0.016857676208019257, -0.020202767103910446, -0.010074940510094166, 0.001953507075086236, 0.011899535544216633, -0.0035533334594219923, 0.00500441575422883, -0.019594568759202957, -0.01279200054705143, -0.0... |
9 | AAPL | 2016 | tvOS is the Company's operating system for Apple TV. The tvOS operating system is based on the Company’s iOS platform and enables developers to create new apps and games specifically for Apple TV and deliver them to customers through the Apple TV App Store. The new tvOS, released in September 2016, incorporates new Sir... | [-0.014927979558706284, -0.03037429228425026, -0.0046487958170473576, -0.027290211990475655, 0.0035019847564399242, 0.0173252671957016, -0.015705479308962822, -0.011584734544157982, 0.002648355672135949, -0.0070428443141281605, 0.009777049534022808, -0.0002292002027388662, -0.020214973017573357, -0.018815474584698677, ... |
10 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company’s application software includes iLife®, iWork® and various other software, including Final Cut Pro®, Logic® Pro X and FileMaker® Pro. iLife is the Company’s consumer-oriented digital lifestyle software application suite included with all Mac computers and features iMovie®, a digital video editing applicatio... | [-0.011019025929272175, -0.016677802428603172, -0.02149406634271145, -0.03139194846153259, -0.0021062856540083885, 0.009154879488050938, -0.019915180280804634, 0.006504608318209648, 0.022940270602703094, -0.003179330611601472, 0.004056673031300306, 0.013433790765702724, -0.0005074987420812249, 0.005204350221902132, -0.... |
11 | AAPL | 2016 | The iTunes Store, available for iOS devices, Mac and Windows personal computers and Apple TV, allows customers to purchase and download music and TV shows, rent or purchase movies and download free podcasts. The App Store, available for iOS devices, allows customers to discover and download apps and purchase in-app con... | [-0.004695477429777384, -0.027728740125894547, 0.01316922064870596, -0.04976755380630493, -0.011469966731965542, 0.001102262525819242, 0.0010942168300971389, -0.008373976685106754, 0.021369410678744316, -0.011759611777961254, 0.0009220385691151023, 0.0017040817765519023, -0.012712224386632442, -0.0008045711438171566, -... |
12 | AAPL | 2016 | iCloud is the Company’s cloud service which stores music, photos, contacts, calendars, mail, documents and more, keeping them up-to-date and available across multiple iOS devices, Mac and Windows personal computers and Apple TV. iCloud services include iCloud Drive®, iCloud Photo Library, Family Sharing, Find My iPhone... | [-0.023200547322630882, -0.013437304645776749, 0.023585937917232513, -0.04002929478883743, 0.005096797831356525, 0.02029726654291153, -0.01419524010270834, -0.017663760110735893, 0.022352686151862144, -0.013976852409541607, 0.015916654840111732, -0.006150200497359037, -0.0036194652784615755, 0.028107861056923866, -0.01... |
13 | AAPL | 2016 | AppleCare® offers a range of support options for the Company’s customers. These include assistance that is built into software products, printed and electronic product manuals, online support including comprehensive product information as well as technical assistance, the AppleCare Protection Plan (“APP”) and the Apple... | [0.007575102150440216, 0.005669584963470697, 0.021577971056103706, -0.05673610791563988, -0.011131172999739647, 0.015512521378695965, 0.009420233778655529, 0.00238189660012722, 0.008729147724807262, 0.004985209088772535, -0.0037909059319645166, 0.02658330835402012, -0.02206105925142765, -0.003680197987705469, -0.022329... |
14 | AAPL | 2016 | Apple Pay is the Company’s mobile payment service available in certain countries that offers an easy, secure and private way to pay. Apple Pay allows users to pay for purchases in stores accepting contactless payments and to pay for purchases within participating apps on qualifying devices. Apple Pay accepts credit and... | [-0.012546155601739883, -0.0012284911936149001, 0.007584109902381897, -0.047440752387046814, -0.01936095580458641, 0.005821108818054199, -0.018040308728814125, -0.007141756825149059, 0.014783564954996109, -0.01255897805094719, 0.01584777608513832, -0.02254076860845089, -0.02237408608198166, -0.016796590760350227, 0.000... |
15 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company sells a variety of Apple-branded and third-party Mac-compatible and iOS-compatible accessories, including Apple TV, Apple Watch, Beats products, iPod, headphones, displays, storage devices, and various other connectivity and computing products and supplies. In September 2016, the Company introduced AirPods™... | [-0.011666111648082733, -0.01467270590364933, -0.00908528733998537, -0.04448974132537842, 0.011797118000686169, 0.01739763841032982, -0.010369149036705494, 0.002374489326030016, 0.03243716061115265, -0.017135625705122948, 0.0040284437127411366, 0.012288391590118408, -0.004925837274640799, -0.0012683047680184245, -0.020... |
16 | AAPL | 2016 | Apple TV connects to consumers’ TVs and enables them to access digital content directly for streaming high definition video, playing music and games, and viewing photos. Content from Apple Music and other media services are also available on Apple TV. Apple TV allows streaming digital content from Mac and Windows perso... | [-0.011125010438263416, -0.025263173505663872, -0.0040590413846075535, -0.03511195257306099, 0.0029991460032761097, 0.004395219497382641, -0.009045685641467571, -0.0132230119779706, 0.003750877920538187, -0.020656287670135498, -0.003140776650980115, 0.0036886227317154408, -0.033020175993442535, -0.007663619238883257, -... |
17 | AAPL | 2016 | Apple Watch is a personal electronic device that combines the watchOS user interface and technologies created specifically for a smaller device, including the Digital Crown™, a unique navigation tool that allows users to seamlessly scroll, zoom and navigate, and Force Touch, a technology that senses the difference betw... | [-0.016104774549603462, 0.005297623109072447, 0.013959236443042755, -0.028236329555511475, 0.004271208308637142, 0.011038921773433685, -0.022475166246294975, -0.007006106432527304, -0.019137663766741753, -0.008178205229341984, -0.007641821168363094, 0.014992272481322289, -0.01629018969833851, -0.013985724188387394, -0.... |
18 | AAPL | 2016 | iPod is the Company’s line of portable digital music and media players, which includes iPod touch, iPod nano® and iPod shuffle®. All iPods work with iTunes to purchase and synchronize content. iPod touch, based on the Company’s iOS operating system, is a flash-memory-based iPod that works with the iTunes Store, App Sto... | [-0.022299479693174362, -0.007919141091406345, 0.014348224736750126, -0.028131255879998207, -0.015517149120569229, 0.01482350192964077, -0.00938993040472269, -0.02720639295876026, 0.014913419261574745, -0.016377786174416542, 0.006329532712697983, 0.007964099757373333, -0.045395366847515106, 0.008747664280235767, -0.007... |
19 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company’s developer programs support app developers with building, testing and distributing apps for iOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS. Developer program membership provides access to beta software and advanced app capabilities (e.g., CloudKit®, HealthKit™ and Apple Pay), the ability to test apps using TestFlight®, dist... | [0.0072023035027086735, -0.015918036922812462, 0.015107270330190659, -0.04378135874867439, -0.012762806378304958, 0.013195214793086052, -0.028782188892364502, -0.008573848754167557, 0.017661184072494507, -0.016742315143346786, 0.004469346720725298, 0.00027785621932707727, -0.005567259155213833, -0.015269423834979534, -... |
20 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company’s customers are primarily in the consumer, small and mid-sized business, education, enterprise and government markets. The Company sells its products and resells third-party products in most of its major markets directly to consumers and small and mid-sized businesses through its retail and online stores an... | [-0.008511554449796677, -0.00109992700163275, -0.02436358854174614, -0.0009216489270329475, -0.014824890531599522, 0.004877297207713127, 0.00033038700348697603, 0.0011449054582044482, 0.01687917858362198, 0.0061628627590835094, -0.00395155930891633, 0.03174332156777382, -0.00618903199210763, -0.004272133111953735, 0.00... |
21 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company believes that sales of its innovative and differentiated products are enhanced by knowledgeable salespersons who can convey the value of the hardware and software integration and demonstrate the unique solutions that are available on its products. The Company further believes providing direct contact with i... | [-0.0154854292050004, -0.003604017198085785, 0.0002449208695907146, -0.009759610518813133, -0.005093000829219818, 0.016568327322602272, -0.014619111083447933, -0.0006539683672599494, 0.010558247566223145, -0.014388996176421642, -0.016622470691800117, 0.02996917814016342, -0.010138624347746372, -0.0068290201015770435, -... |
22 | AAPL | 2016 | To ensure a high-quality buying experience for its products in which service and education are emphasized, the Company continues to build and improve its distribution capabilities by expanding the number of its own retail stores worldwide. The Company’s retail stores are typically located at high-traffic locations in q... | [-0.015270077623426914, 0.009957000613212585, -0.016755597665905952, -0.0252672266215086, -0.012359260581433773, 0.01801360584795475, -0.012225430458784103, 0.0004265852039679885, 0.016247041523456573, -0.017397984862327576, -0.009133942425251007, 0.008003072813153267, -0.003442793618887663, -0.015216545201838017, -0.0... |
23 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company has also invested in programs to enhance reseller sales by placing high-quality Apple fixtures, merchandising materials and other resources within selected third-party reseller locations. Through the Apple Premium Reseller Program, certain third-party resellers focus on the Apple platform by providing a hig... | [-0.0021113271359354258, -0.015095737762749195, -0.007072359789162874, -0.02861090935766697, 0.002128070453181863, 0.01670309156179428, -0.006667172536253929, 0.003619896247982979, 0.027834022417664528, -0.019810644909739494, 0.0035127392038702965, 0.025905195623636246, -0.014050956815481186, -0.0053678941912949085, -0... |
24 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company is committed to delivering solutions to help educators teach and students learn. The Company believes effective integration of technology into classroom instruction can result in higher levels of student achievement and has designed a range of products, services and programs to address the needs of educatio... | [-0.0056252796202898026, -0.0034728837199509144, -0.025274142622947693, -0.023821605369448662, -0.010161155834794044, 0.006668465211987495, -0.011659909971058369, -0.012914374470710754, 0.02203894779086113, -0.00750037282705307, -0.012696493417024612, 0.027175646275281906, 0.004611805081367493, 0.0012016441905871034, -... |
25 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company also sells its hardware and software products to enterprise and government customers in each of its reportable operating segments. The Company’s products are deployed in these markets because of their performance, productivity, ease of use and seamless integration into information technology environments. T... | [0.007879737764596939, -0.011156328953802586, -0.013006873428821564, -0.022498376667499542, -0.004424061626195908, 0.01599825546145439, -0.0119588952511549, -0.00018509590881876647, -0.0037773658987134695, -0.015958458185195923, -0.0005654441774822772, 0.03337612748146057, -0.006457007490098476, -0.0038005805108696222,... |
26 | AAPL | 2016 | No single customer accounted for more than 10% of net sales in 2016, 2015 and 2014. | [-0.01955571211874485, -0.019218767061829567, 0.02037215232849121, -0.014073891565203667, -0.022484533488750458, -0.011799519881606102, -0.010011124424636364, 0.0036577864084392786, 0.004341393709182739, -0.021577375009655952, 0.01728781871497631, 0.03545687720179558, 0.004296035971492529, -0.017585884779691696, 0.0103... |
27 | AAPL | 2016 | The markets for the Company’s products and services are highly competitive and the Company is confronted by aggressive competition in all areas of its business. These markets are characterized by frequent product introductions and rapid technological advances that have substantially increased the capabilities and use o... | [-0.011596851982176304, 0.006556883919984102, 0.003867806401103735, -0.008845390751957893, -0.00029899159562774, 0.03564423322677612, -0.03073231503367424, 0.005003851372748613, -0.017401844263076782, -0.035854365676641464, -0.004278227221220732, 0.049749575555324554, -0.02098728157579899, -0.004728048574179411, -0.008... |
28 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company is focused on expanding its market opportunities related to personal computers and mobile communication and media devices. These markets are highly competitive and include many large, well-funded and experienced participants. The Company expects competition in these markets to intensify significantly as com... | [-0.013487910851836205, 0.001334466738626361, 0.01093916967511177, -0.009213665500283241, -0.014225531369447708, 0.01491046417504549, -0.027028508484363556, 0.009391484782099724, -0.021206578239798546, -0.028898904100060463, 0.00403056712821126, 0.03885677456855774, -0.007389373145997524, -0.022207634523510933, -0.0025... |
29 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company’s digital content services have faced significant competition from other companies promoting their own digital music and content products and services, including those offering free peer-to-peer music and video services. | [-0.028575444594025612, -0.025247126817703247, 0.001051172730512917, -0.03508022055029869, 0.006675618700683117, 0.01941308006644249, -0.01028235163539648, 0.010453196242451668, -0.011997131630778313, -0.020147081464529037, -0.01049748994410038, 0.04100285470485687, -0.00533733144402504, -0.025145886465907097, -0.00090... |
30 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company’s future financial condition and operating results depend on the Company’s ability to continue to develop and offer new innovative products and services in each of the markets in which it competes. The Company believes it offers superior innovation and integration of the entire solution including the hardwa... | [-0.003379139816388488, -0.026090411469340324, 0.0009559845784679055, -0.010529107414186, 0.007249549496918917, 0.019318854436278343, -0.028679536655545235, 0.008411336690187454, 0.010721632279455662, -0.008723359555006027, -0.0005281980847939849, 0.03343290463089943, -0.00963951088488102, -0.014512376859784126, -0.012... |
31 | AAPL | 2016 | Although most components essential to the Company’s business are generally available from multiple sources, a number of components are currently obtained from single or limited sources. In addition, the Company competes for various components with other participants in the markets for mobile communication and media dev... | [-0.009088119491934776, -0.001789370784536004, 0.0030019048135727644, -0.037778593599796295, -0.014247696846723557, 0.02887210249900818, -0.018499134108424187, -0.0012503733159974217, -0.005435382016003132, -0.03541070595383644, 0.013312648981809616, 0.04738469049334526, -0.014220789074897766, 0.0022922109346836805, -0... |
32 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company uses some custom components that are not commonly used by its competitors, and the Company often utilizes custom components available from only one source. When a component or product uses new technologies, initial capacity constraints may exist until the suppliers’ yields have matured or manufacturing capa... | [0.009473509155213833, -0.030304310843348503, -0.009896677918732166, -0.014660733751952648, -0.00037347161560319364, 0.031205248087644577, -0.022332364693284035, -0.003989384975284338, -0.00948033481836319, -0.019725102931261063, 0.008279083296656609, 0.025553904473781586, 0.003139635780826211, -0.00948033481836319, -0... |
33 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company has entered into agreements for the supply of many components; however, there can be no guarantee that the Company will be able to extend or renew these agreements on similar terms, or at all. Therefore, the Company remains subject to significant risks of supply shortages and price increases that could mate... | [-0.009533080272376537, -0.023572467267513275, -0.013993269763886929, -0.02591785602271557, -0.033309780061244965, 0.015086906030774117, -0.03283543139696121, -0.0023667996283620596, -0.00563617842271924, -0.01936921663582325, 0.006222525145858526, 0.026695258915424347, -0.008709559217095375, -0.006726520135998726, 0.0... |
34 | AAPL | 2016 | While some Mac computers are manufactured in the U.S. and Ireland, substantially all of the Company’s hardware products are currently manufactured by outsourcing partners that are located primarily in Asia. A significant concentration of this manufacturing is currently performed by a small number of outsourcing partner... | [-0.013322577811777592, -0.02679273672401905, -0.01572412997484207, -0.024753430858254433, 0.0010884130606427789, 0.015549715608358383, -0.03389006108045578, 0.012772501446306705, 7.803577318554744e-05, -0.016166875138878822, 0.007546777371317148, 0.04521358385682106, -0.013577491044998169, -0.012209008447825909, -0.01... |
35 | AAPL | 2016 | Because the industries in which the Company competes are characterized by rapid technological advances, the Company’s ability to compete successfully depends heavily upon its ability to ensure a continual and timely flow of competitive products, services and technologies to the marketplace. The Company continues to dev... | [-0.015897836536169052, -0.013965210877358913, 0.00899465475231409, -0.021020621061325073, -0.000747486250475049, 0.0085114985704422, -0.008478404954075813, -0.005682053975760937, -0.016692066565155983, -0.004732287023216486, 0.007664319593459368, 0.03166330233216286, 0.0162022914737463, -0.012846670113503933, 0.010861... |
36 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company currently holds rights to patents and copyrights relating to certain aspects of its hardware devices, accessories, software and services. The Company has registered or has applied for trademarks and service marks in the U.S. and a number of foreign countries. Although the Company believes the ownership of s... | [0.007240332197397947, -0.005620697047561407, -0.005882355850189924, -0.046820372343063354, -0.005643882323056459, 0.017421843484044075, -0.023145215585827827, 0.009890042245388031, 0.009141499176621437, -0.019992060959339142, -0.000606121146120131, 0.018269749358296394, -0.023224707692861557, -0.006511662155389786, -0... |
37 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company regularly files patent applications to protect innovations arising from its research, development and design, and is currently pursuing thousands of patent applications around the world. Over time, the Company has accumulated a large portfolio of issued patents around the world. The Company holds copyrights... | [-0.002156544476747513, -0.014266370795667171, 0.014505249448120594, -0.030257977545261383, 0.001137991901487112, 0.01413366012275219, -0.0055904267355799675, 0.002075259340927005, -0.0037225272972136736, -0.008095336146652699, 0.008825243450701237, 0.007372064050287008, 0.00820150412619114, 0.00048024585703387856, -0.... |
38 | AAPL | 2016 | Many of the Company’s products are designed to include intellectual property obtained from third parties. It may be necessary in the future to seek or renew licenses relating to various aspects of its products, processes and services. While the Company has generally been able to obtain such licenses on commercially rea... | [-0.003755598794668913, -0.008912147954106331, 0.005297959316521883, -0.031018219888210297, -0.010089471936225891, 0.032386284321546555, -0.011983714066445827, -0.016311531886458397, 0.004643524996936321, -0.01128652784973383, 0.0187582615762949, 0.02063935063779354, 0.0009545205975882709, -0.007182335946708918, 0.0017... |
39 | AAPL | 2016 | During 2016, the Company’s domestic and international net sales accounted for 35% and 65%, respectively, of total net sales. Information regarding financial data by geographic segment is set forth in Part II, Item 7 of this Form 10-K under the subheading “Segment Operating Performance,” and in Part II, Item 8 of this F... | [-0.0007747270865365863, -0.001525243977084756, -0.004907646216452122, -0.01995547115802765, -0.010440072976052761, 0.0025647215079516172, -0.007959696464240551, 0.009840283542871475, 0.01865592785179615, -0.020380321890115738, 0.012383137829601765, 0.04565891623497009, -0.017106473445892334, -0.00553867407143116, 0.01... |
40 | AAPL | 2016 | While some Mac computers are manufactured in the U.S. and Ireland, substantially all of the Company’s hardware products are currently manufactured by outsourcing partners that are located primarily in Asia. The supply and manufacture of a number of components is performed by sole-sourced outsourcing partners in the U.S... | [-0.0020954294595867395, -0.027548395097255707, -0.001822184189222753, -0.031130213290452957, 0.010304311290383339, 0.019002072513103485, -0.030603475868701935, 0.006307687144726515, 0.0044542280957102776, -0.021806951612234116, 0.01110758725553751, 0.041770320385694504, -0.01225324161350727, 0.0027818349190056324, -0.... |
41 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company has historically experienced higher net sales in its first quarter compared to other quarters in its fiscal year due in part to seasonal holiday demand. Additionally, new product introductions can significantly impact net sales, product costs and operating expenses. Product introductions can also impact the... | [-0.007806518580764532, -0.010454922914505005, 0.004973188508301973, 0.008182975463569164, 0.004355667624622583, -0.013697732239961624, -0.0056138248182833195, 0.004306133836507797, -0.022693060338497162, -0.005316622089594603, 0.00674979854375124, 0.03283757343888283, -0.011795636266469955, -0.00017914705676957965, 0.... |
42 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company offers a limited parts and labor warranty on most of its hardware products. The basic warranty period is typically one year from the date of purchase by the original end-user. The Company also offers a 90-day basic warranty for its service parts used to repair the Company’s hardware products. In certain jur... | [0.027242155745625496, 0.014781317673623562, -0.00533508975058794, -0.05129197612404823, -0.0254045519977808, -0.004466586746275425, -0.0004908383125439286, 0.001402514986693859, 0.016417725011706352, -0.004647664725780487, -0.006934610661119223, 0.05019209533929825, -0.03326467052102089, -0.0052110180258750916, 0.0084... |
43 | AAPL | 2016 | In the Company’s experience, the actual amount of product backlog at any particular time is not a meaningful indication of its future business prospects. In particular, backlog often increases immediately following new product introductions as customers anticipate shortages. Backlog is often reduced once customers beli... | [-0.0027186661027371883, -0.034002285450696945, -0.00349519238807261, -0.010399846360087395, 0.0016074588056653738, -0.028225326910614967, -0.02397833950817585, -0.0025867721997201443, -0.022817671298980713, -0.006970600690692663, 0.019427994266152382, 0.01194300688803196, -0.01209468487650156, -0.005671444348990917, 0... |
44 | AAPL | 2016 | As of September 24, 2016, the Company had approximately 116,000 full-time equivalent employees. | [-0.015340699814260006, -0.00399898923933506, -0.013150089420378208, -0.022291552275419235, -0.026415811851620674, 0.006989397574216127, -0.023923268541693687, 0.007683197967708111, 0.004336253274232149, 0.00899371039122343, -0.004166014958173037, 0.0103748869150877, 0.002855503000319004, -0.010901661589741707, -0.0082... |
45 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company’s Annual Report on Form 10-K, Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q, Current Reports on Form 8-K, and amendments to reports filed pursuant to Sections 13(a) and 15(d) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the “Exchange Act”), are filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”). The Comp... | [-0.02124980092048645, -0.030595600605010986, -0.00395943084731698, -0.04008280858397484, 0.00030852705822326243, 0.002678721910342574, -0.019810007885098457, -0.0026080177631229162, 0.016750449314713478, 0.001928294193930924, 0.011132685467600822, 0.013922284357249737, 0.000499749556183815, -0.003750532167032361, -0.0... |
46 | AAPL | 2016 | The following discussion of risk factors contains forward-looking statements. These risk factors may be important to understanding other statements in this Form 10-K. The following information should be read in conjunction with Part II, Item 7, “Management’s Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of... | [-0.01673167385160923, -0.013446692377328873, -0.005215066950768232, -0.02676556445658207, -0.019467027857899666, 0.01751137711107731, -0.03313101455569267, 0.013625641353428364, 0.0037930666003376245, -0.009675994515419006, 0.010794421657919884, 0.031520478427410126, -0.0218061376363039, 0.0005296552553772926, 0.01547... |
47 | AAPL | 2016 | The business, financial condition and operating results of the Company can be affected by a number of factors, whether currently known or unknown, including but not limited to those described below, any one or more of which could, directly or indirectly, cause the Company’s actual financial condition and operating resu... | [-0.025426151230931282, -0.01611480303108692, -0.0045977989211678505, -0.028602812439203262, -0.024191496893763542, -0.0054337624460458755, -0.021670745685696602, -0.0007210184703581035, -0.0049064625054597855, -0.021284915506839752, -0.013504025526344776, 0.022403821349143982, -0.01927860453724861, 0.00551414350047707... |
48 | AAPL | 2016 | Because of the following factors, as well as other factors affecting the Company’s financial condition and operating results, past financial performance should not be considered to be a reliable indicator of future performance, and investors should not use historical trends to anticipate results or trends in future per... | [-0.03249313682317734, -0.02418392151594162, -0.0006130932015366852, -0.005837609060108662, -0.004722019657492638, -0.009444039314985275, -0.023363258689641953, -0.0011933278292417526, 8.575290848966688e-05, -0.02304268814623356, -0.0013151450548321009, 0.023478664457798004, -0.007841181941330433, -0.006222295109182596... |
49 | AAPL | 2016 | Global and regional economic conditions could materially adversely affect the Company. | [-0.02517521008849144, -0.0298859104514122, 0.01612706482410431, -0.023154500871896744, -0.02587023191154003, 0.011808924376964569, -0.035703495144844055, 0.004820100497454405, 0.014067742973566055, -0.010798569768667221, -0.011364882811903954, 0.017658686265349388, 0.012960857711732388, -0.007574443705379963, 0.014749... |
50 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company’s operations and performance depend significantly on global and regional economic conditions. Uncertainty about global and regional economic conditions poses a risk as consumers and businesses may postpone spending in response to tighter credit, higher unemployment, financial market volatility, government a... | [-0.016502100974321365, -0.025513887405395508, 0.0015426018508151174, -0.018322663381695747, -0.012321309186518192, 0.00545518659055233, -0.0065247672609984875, -0.0008485122816637158, -0.006749086547642946, -0.03407053276896477, -0.005994853097945452, 0.010819344781339169, -0.008615163154900074, -0.0022269384935498238... |
51 | AAPL | 2016 | In the event of financial turmoil affecting the banking system and financial markets, additional consolidation of the financial services industry, or significant financial service institution failures, there could be tightening in the credit markets, low liquidity and extreme volatility in fixed income, credit, currenc... | [-0.03184077516198158, -0.02775113470852375, -0.001759342267177999, -0.005311222281306982, -0.013384279794991016, 0.016637403517961502, -0.029424170032143593, 0.003042334457859397, -0.011107092723250389, -0.02679511532187462, 0.01532287523150444, 0.022878089919686317, 0.00500914640724659, 0.009447336196899414, 0.001782... |
52 | AAPL | 2016 | Global markets for the Company’s products and services are highly competitive and subject to rapid technological change, and the Company may be unable to compete effectively in these markets. | [-0.03439926728606224, -0.025472721084952354, 0.0037389169447124004, -0.012748689390718937, -0.016373557969927788, 0.010936254635453224, -0.038887202739715576, 0.005609916523098946, 0.0004970324225723743, -0.010233473964035511, -0.0001056675537256524, 0.029245542362332344, -0.00027914729434996843, -0.0257932860404253, ... |
53 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company’s products and services compete in highly competitive global markets characterized by aggressive price cutting and resulting downward pressure on gross margins, frequent introduction of new products, short product life cycles, evolving industry standards, continual improvement in product price/performance c... | [-0.02437359094619751, 0.01324135810136795, 0.007210575509816408, -0.00377994985319674, -0.0108949551358819, 0.017598021775484085, -0.012147248722612858, 0.012924989685416222, -0.018019847571849823, -0.030740516260266304, -0.002237651264294982, 0.044608019292354584, 0.004294049460440874, -0.01038085576146841, 0.0048839... |
54 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company’s ability to compete successfully depends heavily on its ability to ensure a continuing and timely introduction of innovative new products, services and technologies to the marketplace. The Company believes it is unique in that it designs and develops nearly the entire solution for its products, including t... | [-0.003136997576802969, -0.007711433339864016, 0.00012471890659071505, -0.005824161693453789, 0.0024453361984342337, 0.021808475255966187, -0.021389080211520195, 0.0032130973413586617, -0.003940271679311991, -0.010572780855000019, 0.002675326308235526, 0.025555960834026337, -0.004271728452295065, -0.02182200364768505, ... |
55 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company markets certain mobile communication and media devices based on the iOS mobile operating system and also markets related services, including third-party digital content and applications. The Company faces substantial competition in these markets from companies that have significant technical, marketing, dis... | [-0.006983473896980286, 0.0004335293488111347, 0.0006886947667226195, -0.01997005008161068, -0.005462553817778826, 0.01874794252216816, -0.027531003579497337, 0.014101245440542698, 0.006147471722215414, -0.022118810564279556, -0.0038845574017614126, 0.032311998307704926, -0.023112613707780838, -0.012382236309349537, -0... |
56 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company is the only authorized maker of hardware using macOS, which has a minority market share in the personal computer market. This market has been contracting and is dominated by computer makers using competing operating systems, most notably Windows. In the market for personal computers and accessories, the Com... | [-0.003297969466075301, -0.015022968873381615, 0.011821900494396687, -0.029030149802565575, 0.01136746909469366, 0.018992561846971512, -0.02280176617205143, 0.013245340436697006, 0.00543647026643157, -0.03135576844215393, -0.009944029152393341, 0.03876033052802086, -0.004099907353520393, -0.012470133602619171, -0.02412... |
57 | AAPL | 2016 | There can be no assurance the Company will be able to continue to provide products and services that compete effectively. | [-0.02745332196354866, -0.03722701221704483, -0.0045862141996622086, -0.007445402443408966, -0.009485851973295212, 0.007611708715558052, -0.02773476392030716, 0.012089184485375881, 0.002795224077999592, -0.001762206433340907, -0.0010002360213547945, 0.030523590743541718, 0.01033017598092556, -0.02045566774904728, -0.00... |
58 | AAPL | 2016 | To remain competitive and stimulate customer demand, the Company must successfully manage frequent product introductions and transitions. | [-0.016991063952445984, -0.019983284175395966, 0.011771156452596188, 0.007473959121853113, -0.010551859624683857, 0.0068214708007872105, -0.02612590231001377, 0.022725053131580353, 0.00022820620506536216, -0.017663324251770973, 0.0033909629564732313, 0.015712451189756393, 0.00831098947674036, -0.023278679698705673, -0.... |
59 | AAPL | 2016 | Due to the highly volatile and competitive nature of the industries in which the Company competes, the Company must continually introduce new products, services and technologies, enhance existing products and services, effectively stimulate customer demand for new and upgraded products and successfully manage the trans... | [0.0032658579293638468, -0.016777610406279564, 0.007152984384447336, 0.00361343240365386, -0.016549251973628998, 0.0007921174401417375, -0.017986565828323364, 0.007414924446493387, -0.029364176094532013, -0.015891043469309807, -0.00015048972272779793, 0.005352984648197889, -0.007737312465906143, -0.008274625986814499, ... |
60 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company depends on the performance of distributors, carriers and other resellers. | [-0.005089287180453539, -0.020078828558325768, -0.006308595649898052, -0.013114191591739655, -0.004466379527002573, 0.019190853461623192, -0.014578687027096748, 0.01648717001080513, 0.026321157813072205, -0.018183598294854164, 0.0018604393117129803, 0.0274079330265522, -0.000705326849129051, -0.0029173940420150757, -0.... |
61 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company distributes its products through cellular network carriers, wholesalers, national and regional retailers and value-added resellers, many of whom distribute products from competing manufacturers. The Company also sells its products and third-party products in most of its major markets directly to education, ... | [-0.01066440436989069, -0.0025690624024719, -0.02348669059574604, 0.0055197011679410934, -0.012105184607207775, 0.030526118353009224, 0.001295221853069961, 0.006546010263264179, 0.012763075530529022, 0.0007286136969923973, -0.0020361710339784622, 0.020947232842445374, -0.01522358600050211, -0.007776265498250723, 0.0082... |
62 | AAPL | 2016 | Some carriers providing cellular network service for iPhone subsidize users’ purchases of the device. There is no assurance that such subsidies will be continued at all or in the same amounts upon renewal of the Company’s agreements with these carriers or in agreements the Company enters into with new carriers. | [-0.0002084815059788525, -0.0053700716234743595, 0.0096595399081707, -0.02129579335451126, -0.01292111724615097, -0.00865800492465496, -0.010707197710871696, -0.0016085505485534668, 0.013329638168215752, -0.004691400099545717, 0.016143159940838814, 0.02867552451789379, -0.003768933704122901, 0.011814157478511333, 0.021... |
63 | AAPL | 2016 | Many resellers have been adversely affected in the past by weak economic conditions. The Company has invested and will continue to invest in programs to enhance reseller sales, including staffing selected resellers’ stores with Company employees and contractors, and improving product placement displays. These programs ... | [-0.00886144395917654, -0.02824961580336094, -0.012586594559252262, -0.008420044556260109, -0.01251302845776081, 0.026216499507427216, -0.003056362271308899, -0.003695055143907666, 0.01589040830731392, -0.028169361874461174, 0.011322584934532642, 0.022123515605926514, -0.00833978969603777, 0.0014964137226343155, -0.012... |
64 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company faces substantial inventory and other asset risk in addition to purchase commitment cancellation risk. | [-0.006186321377754211, -0.03725724667310715, -0.007874705828726292, -0.0005929248873144388, -0.020008521154522896, 0.00513812992721796, -0.0361957848072052, 0.007085245568305254, 0.008465142920613289, -0.004577546380460262, -0.007237830199301243, 0.038743291050195694, -0.0029953073244541883, 0.007065343204885721, 0.02... |
65 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company records a write-down for product and component inventories that have become obsolete or exceed anticipated demand or net realizable value and accrues necessary cancellation fee reserves for orders of excess products and components. The Company also reviews its long-lived assets, including capital assets hel... | [-0.002469198312610388, -0.007379366084933281, 0.004300755448639393, -0.004516623914241791, -0.00276809255592525, 0.003241341793909669, -0.013656144961714745, -0.016007445752620697, 0.01056757103651762, -0.014493048191070557, 0.016127003356814384, 0.025000840425491333, -0.009073100052773952, 0.019580891355872154, -0.01... |
66 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company must order components for its products and build inventory in advance of product announcements and shipments. Consistent with industry practice, components are normally acquired through a combination of purchase orders, supplier contracts and open orders, in each case based on projected demand. Manufacturin... | [0.0049399505369365215, -0.0028671149630099535, -0.02187788113951683, -0.008237719535827637, -0.016502249985933304, -0.0020996464882045984, -0.019545312970876694, -0.013673675246536732, 0.00035399067564867437, 0.002649274654686451, 0.019625745713710785, 0.021395280957221985, -0.02796400710940361, 0.01308383047580719, -... |
67 | AAPL | 2016 | Future operating results depend upon the Company’s ability to obtain components in sufficient quantities on commercially reasonable terms. | [-0.013408222235739231, -0.020767033100128174, -0.017847077921032906, -0.018383929505944252, -0.014089109376072884, 0.00401657447218895, -0.021840738132596016, -0.01169945951551199, -0.0074242795817554, -0.008367044851183891, 0.01330347079783678, 0.030037561431527138, -0.027078324928879738, -0.011110231280326843, -0.00... |
68 | AAPL | 2016 | Because the Company currently obtains components from single or limited sources, the Company is subject to significant supply and pricing risks. Many components, including those that are available from multiple sources, are at times subject to industry-wide shortages and significant commodity pricing fluctuations. Whil... | [-0.008228269405663013, -0.01263650692999363, 0.002413955982774496, -0.028868338093161583, -0.03362685441970825, 0.022338595241308212, -0.016443319618701935, -0.007554145995527506, -0.005730047821998596, -0.03640265762805939, 0.00211159186437726, 0.01776513084769249, -0.00545246759429574, 5.968799814581871e-05, 0.00288... |
69 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company’s new products often utilize custom components available from only one source. When a component or product uses new technologies, initial capacity constraints may exist until the suppliers’ yields have matured or manufacturing capacity has increased. Continued availability of these components at acceptable ... | [0.004303015768527985, -0.021733760833740234, -0.008653132244944572, -0.015153074637055397, -0.004043960012495518, 0.02651115134358406, -0.01617584004998207, -0.005245036445558071, -0.019903549924492836, -0.013174830935895443, 0.01395536307245493, 0.01639115810394287, -0.00013362815661821514, -0.011681055650115013, -0.... |
70 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company depends on component and product manufacturing and logistical services provided by outsourcing partners, many of which are located outside of the U.S. | [-0.00015420767886098474, -0.01870528794825077, -0.01246577687561512, -0.012710853479802608, -0.012949305586516857, 0.021447494626045227, -0.02522299624979496, -0.004904839210212231, 0.009432128630578518, -0.01541994046419859, 0.0005795725155621767, 0.012068355455994606, -0.006772718857973814, -0.014148193411529064, -0... |
71 | AAPL | 2016 | Substantially all of the Company’s manufacturing is performed in whole or in part by a few outsourcing partners located primarily in Asia. The Company has also outsourced much of its transportation and logistics management. While these arrangements may lower operating costs, they also reduce the Company’s direct contro... | [0.0062134298495948315, -0.01633087359368801, -0.009959358721971512, 0.0007238405523821712, -0.028867706656455994, 0.027355588972568512, -0.020606042817234993, 0.012468099594116211, -0.008942116051912308, -0.013925231993198395, -0.0032493353355675936, 0.02496369183063507, -0.0193688552826643, 0.011911365203559399, 0.00... |
72 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company relies on sole-sourced outsourcing partners in the U.S., Asia and Europe to supply and manufacture many critical components, and on outsourcing partners primarily located in Asia, for final assembly of substantially all of the Company’s hardware products. Any failure of these partners to perform may have a ... | [-0.0007428127573803067, -0.010251070372760296, -0.012901974841952324, -0.012624002993106842, -0.02294287085533142, 0.031648144125938416, -0.033573608845472336, 0.006962863262742758, 0.006766248494386673, -0.02093604765832424, -0.0010474803857505322, 0.014779982157051563, -0.012196875177323818, -0.00026992111816070974,... |
73 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company has invested in manufacturing process equipment, much of which is held at certain of its outsourcing partners, and has made prepayments to certain of its suppliers associated with long-term supply agreements. While these arrangements help ensure the supply of components and finished goods, if these outsourc... | [-0.01197420060634613, -0.0247103963047266, -0.0035582424607127905, 0.004031087271869183, -0.027377376332879066, 0.02374429628252983, -0.03143227845430374, -0.007810444571077824, -0.0077151949517428875, -0.016927165910601616, 0.01737619750201702, 0.033473335206508636, -0.008497600443661213, 0.006126572377979755, 0.0010... |
74 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company’s products and services may experience quality problems from time to time that can result in decreased sales and operating margin and harm to the Company’s reputation. | [-0.008426699787378311, -0.019181573763489723, 0.011252844706177711, -0.010295706801116467, -0.01792694628238678, 0.017732931300997734, -0.011699078604578972, 0.006926320027559996, 0.007430757861584425, -0.008071006275713444, -0.0002417098148725927, 0.04762411117553711, -0.00223601795732975, 0.004788926336914301, 0.007... |
75 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company sells complex hardware and software products and services that can contain design and manufacturing defects. Sophisticated operating system software and applications, such as those sold by the Company, often contain “bugs” that can unexpectedly interfere with the software’s intended operation. The Company’s... | [-0.00044587068259716034, 0.005985824391245842, 0.0006558174500241876, -0.012155618518590927, -0.01350472867488861, 0.01846509426832199, -0.025333290919661522, -0.0019844865892082453, -0.0015782203990966082, -0.0002497642417438328, -0.0037100529298186302, 0.01800176315009594, -0.015167268924415112, -0.00719525432214140... |
76 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company relies on access to third-party digital content, which may not be available to the Company on commercially reasonable terms or at all. | [-0.02662157453596592, -0.022068403661251068, -0.011560579761862755, -0.03137213736772537, -0.018041610717773438, 0.012712031602859497, -0.028398100286722183, -0.03982050344347954, 0.0012320538517087698, -0.00860628206282854, 0.00927741453051567, 0.02776644565165043, -0.0029411378782242537, -0.017765261232852936, -0.00... |
77 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company contracts with numerous third parties to offer their digital content to customers. This includes the right to sell currently available music, movies, TV shows and books. The licensing or other distribution arrangements with these third parties are for relatively short terms and do not guarantee the continua... | [-0.00901934877038002, -0.023320531472563744, -0.00700135063380003, -0.04139816015958786, -0.02287929691374302, 0.03397504240274429, -0.023865586146712303, -0.009700666181743145, -0.010226254351437092, -0.0213090218603611, 0.015014944598078728, 0.03566211462020874, -0.008662467822432518, -0.012406471185386181, 0.001442... |
78 | AAPL | 2016 | Some third-party digital content providers require the Company to provide digital rights management and other security solutions. If requirements change, the Company may have to develop or license new technology to provide these solutions. There is no assurance the Company will be able to develop or license such soluti... | [-0.0018050156068056822, -0.02753881737589836, -0.0122964633628726, -0.04600323736667633, -0.007673782296478748, 0.03608715906739235, -0.031826138496398926, -0.012020286172628403, -0.00611535320058465, -0.008495737798511982, 0.0071345786564052105, 0.013085541315376759, 0.007825021632015705, -0.00875218864530325, -0.002... |
79 | AAPL | 2016 | The Company’s future performance depends in part on support from third-party software developers. | [-0.003465927904471755, -0.01935509406030178, 0.0032833328004926443, -0.01855708472430706, 0.0062995352782309055, 0.025441601872444153, -0.010360588319599628, 0.0021099892910569906, 0.023520970717072487, -0.0001822782214730978, 0.013471470214426517, 0.021059315651655197, 0.009995398111641407, -0.01708279736340046, -0.0... |
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