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And the hits just keep on coming. One day after AAPL reported its most disappointing earnings in years, and the first ever decline in iPhone sales in history, the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office is reportedly investigating a body found at Apple’s Cupertino headquarters according to NBC.

Sheriff investigation at #Apple headquarters in Cupertino. A body was found in a conference room. pic.twitter.com/HC7UBPWROM

— Matt Keller (@MattKellerABC7) April 27, 2016

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The tide has finally turned on what until recently was every sellside analyst's favorite stock.

For those who thought that the world's biggest company losing over $40 billion in market cap in an instant on disappointing Apple earnings, would have been sufficient to put a dent in US equity futures, we have some disappointing news: with just over 7 hours until the FOMC reveals its April statement, futures are practically unchanged, even though the Nasdaq appears set for an early bruising in the aftermath of what is becoming a disturbing quarter for tech companies. "It’s pretty disappointing,” Angus Nicholson, an analyst at IG Ltd., told Bloomberg.