Apple's Q4 Revenue Growth Slows, Shares Fall 1% in After-Hours Trading. According to Jinse Finance, Apple announced on Monday, November 3rd (Eastern Time), that its revenue for the fourth fiscal quarter ending September 26th grew 12% to $114.5 billion. Analysts' average expectation was $113.5 billion. Apple had previously projected revenue growth of 9% to 11%. This growth rate is lower than the 16% growth in the June quarter. Furthermore, Apple's revenue in Greater China for this quarter was $17.54 billion, a year-on-year increase of 21%, lower than the market estimate of $18.75 billion. Apple did not update the standard iPhone in September as it usually does, and supply shortages also made it difficult for the company to provide sufficient inventory. Apple also faces slowing growth in its services business and a struggle to catch up in the field of artificial intelligence. After the earnings release, Apple's stock price fell as much as 1% in after-hours trading.