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Letsfly, a leading Asian low-cost airline aggregator, has partnered with Euroairlines Group to provide the latter access to over 120 airlines operating within China. Letsfly’s comprehensive distribution platform enables seamless integration and dissemination of international travel content and resources. Euroairlines, expanding its presence in Eastern markets, will leverage this partnership to broaden its reach and enhance connectivity with non-IATA-affiliated agencies. This collaboration aligns with Letsfly’s strategic initiative to enrich its airline content and strengthen its competitiveness in the European market.

Apple, facing investor scrutiny due to underperforming stock performance, is expected to address its artificial intelligence (AI) and China market concerns during its fiscal second-quarter earnings announcement on Thursday. Analysts anticipate earnings of $1.50 per share and revenue of $90.01 billion. Despite recent challenges, some analysts maintain a positive outlook, citing potential upside from generative AI features in upcoming iPhone models and a possible rebound in Chinese demand. The market will be closely monitoring Apple’s guidance and China demand updates, as well as any announcements regarding AI strategy and the iPhone 16 release.

Apple is set to report its second fiscal quarter earnings on Thursday, with investors expecting modest growth due to weak iPhone sales and macroeconomic headwinds. Analysts anticipate earnings per share of $1.50 and revenue of $90.01 billion, with key business units performing as follows: iPhone revenue of $46 billion, Mac revenue of $6.86 billion, iPad revenue of $5.91 billion, wearables and accessories revenue of $8.08 billion, and services revenue of $23.27 billion. The primary focus for investors will be the company’s outlook for the current quarter, especially regarding sales projections of $83.23 billion, representing 1.8% annual growth. Despite concerns about the iPhone 15’s performance, analysts believe Apple’s China market remains a significant concern, with sales declining 14% year-over-year in the March quarter. The company faces increased competition from local players and potential challenges from Chinese government policies, which have reportedly discouraged the use of foreign devices.