Wall Street was mixed on Friday, as optimism from a surge in January U.S. job growth was offset by a weaker-than-expected outlook from Amazon.com Inc that battered retail stocks. The online retail heavyweight fell 5.3 percent after its quarterly sales forecast fell short of Wall Street estimates, overshadowing its record sales and profit during the holiday season. Those results put the Nasdaq in negative territory, while retailers Walmart Inc and Kohl's Corp dropped more than 2 percent and Macy's Inc fell 1.7 percent. The S&P consumer discretionary index fell 1.8 percent. A U.S. Labor Department report showed nonfarm payrolls jumped by 304,000 jobs last month, the largest gain since February 2018 and beating economists' expectations for an increase of 165,000. That report, along with better-than-expected ISM manufacturing activity numbers for January, pointed to underlying strength in the economy despite an uncertain outlook that has left the Federal Reserve wary about more interest rate hikes this year. --More 22:34 LOCAL TIME 19:34 GMT 0013 www.spa.gov.sa/1881021