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#BREAKING Jeff Bezos to give up CEO role at Amazon; Andy Jassy to take over in Q3
#BREAKING Amazon Q4 profit doubles to $7.2 billion as revenue soars
#BREAKING Bezos says will "stay engaged" in major Amazon initiatives
#BREAKING Bezos to devote more "time and energy" to philanthropy, space projects
#UPDATE Amazon founder Jeff Bezos said he would stand aside later this year as chief executive of the company he built from a startup into one of the world's most valuable firms u.afp.com/U572

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