Apple shares slip as tech worries return  

The Apple outlook renewed fears that supply-chain woes will continue to roil the tech industry worldwide.

Second-quarter sales and profit for Apple had topped analysts’ estimates.

Apple shares slipped on Friday after the iPhone maker predicted that supply constraints would cost from $4bn (€3.8bn) to $8bn (€7.6bn) in revenue during the current quarter, casting a shadow over the record-setting results the company just reported.

Covid restrictions that have swept China in recent weeks will take a toll on the June quarter, Apple said during a conference call late on Thursday.