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Good Friday morning. Welcome to Tech Check. I'm Carl Kintania with John Fort and Julia Borsston.

Today, buy now, pay later. Gets a lot of affirmation this morning. Get a breakdown of the firm's pretty good quarter.

And if there is still room to run, Then after years in the clouds, we finally

have some new hardware to discuss the latest as Facebook and Amazon rollouts and new products,

glasses and a TV. And finally, it is a somber day here on CNBC as we mark the 20th anniversary

of the 9-11 terrorist attacks. So throughout the hour, we will reflect on what that day meant

and talk about a few business issues related to cybersecurity and defense. John, indeed,

an important day to do that reflection, but we are going to start with a stop. People are

definitely buying now, by now, pay later company, a firm surging. I mean, look at that.

Up 25 plus percent after the company reported 71 percent revenue growth for the quarter,

alongside strong guidance that doesn't even factor in any potential contributions from the company's

partnership with Amazon. That's a program that's still being rolled out globally,

and that a firm did underscore is non-exclusive. Active customers at a firm saw a jump with more

than 7.1 million people using the service. That's an increase of almost 2 million new

customers for the quarter. But keep in mind, even with all the double-digit surges, the

stock's up almost 70% this month, still more than 20% off the highs hit in February and joins

a host of high-growth tech stocks that are surpassing, or at least nearing those February levels,

guys. And I mean, what a quarter here. Max Lepchin has been on with us and has been saying that something like this is coming.

It's not just bikes.

It's not just Peloton.

Gross merchandise volume outside of Peloton.

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