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Good Friday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kintanier with Jim Kramer and David Faber at the New York Stock Exchange.

Final day of January. Futures are weak as the number of coronavirus cases now nears 10,000, and the State Department

warns Americans not to travel to China. Amazon blowout quarter, but Caterpillar and Honeywell

guide week. Europe is read. Brexit is official today, 10-year-155. Our roadmap begins with

the next trillion-dollar company. Amazon shares are surging ahead of the open after a big earnings

beat, set to

rejoin Apple Alphabet at Microsoft in the four-coma market cap club. Plus, there's a shakeup at the top

of IBM. After eight years at the helm, CEO Jenny Remedy will step down this spring.

And virus fears continue to keep investors on edge. Goldman says the outbreak will weigh on growth this

quarter. Stocks are set for a lower open.

Amazon, though, is the story of the morning up in the pre-market set to open with the market cap once again above a trillion dollars.

Quarterly results beat the street, helped by a robust holiday season, along with strength in advertising and the cloud.

And at 34% Jim, minimal deceleration from the prior 35.

Perfect. It's perfect.

I know there's these analysts have to put out these things as a bull case, bare case.

There was not.

The one thing that really shocked me was that when, if you saw Saudi and Adela talk about how Azure's doing, 60% growth for cloud,

these guys crushed it in cloud.

Right.

Plus, they talk about the love they have for same day.

$150 million, prime, how that happened overnight.

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