Forget the iPhone, top tech analyst says Apple growth is coming from its services' business
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Scott Kessler is the director of equity research at CFRA Research and leads the tech coverage for his team. Kessler spoke to Business Insider's Sara Silverstein about what he thinks Apple needs to do in order to maintain momentum. Apple is expected the announce the new iPhone during an event on September 12.
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