Every year, people keep thinking that the Law of Big Companies has to kick in for Apple. Roughly speaking, that law says that as companies get bigger, their rate of growth inevitably tapers off.

Surely, even the world’s most valuable company can’t keep growing at the blistering pace it has maintained for the past decade. Can it?

That year may yet come. But the annual report that Apple has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission reminds us that the fiscal year 2015 that ended Sept. 30 was not that year for Apple.

Instead, the company posted monster growth, even where it was far from perfect (iPad sales continued to slump; iTunes sales continue falling). It rolled out a host of new products — Apple Watch, Apple Pay, Apple Music, a new Apple TV, iPad Pro (available in November) — whose full measure won’t come for at least another year.

But in the meantime, here are some interesting bits and pieces from the filing that underscore Apple’s position as a juggernaut: