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Advanced Micro Devices, the No. 2 computer chip maker, promoted chief operating officer Dirk Meyers to CEO, pushing CEO Hector Ruiz out and up to executive chairman.

Advanced Micro Devices, the No. 2 computer chip maker, promoted chief operating officer Dirk Meyers to CEO, pushing CEO Hector Ruiz out and up to executive chairman. Ruiz was CEO for six years, and was AMD’s second chief executive. AMD posted a worse-than-expected $1.2 billion loss yesterday, its seventh straight quarter in the red. (Los Angeles Times)

Russia's failed Ukraine river crossing has pro-Russia war bloggers griping

Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson

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'a new era begins'

Sweden joins Finland in signaling imminent NATO membership bid

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heavy losses

Russia has lost a third of its invasion force, U.K. intelligence says

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Abortion rights protest in Washington, D.C.

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in the streets

Abortion rights protests kick off planned 'summer of rage'

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