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    Färjestad BK announce that star forward Marcus Johansson, known as 'Mojo', has been injured and could be out for the rest of the year. Swedish media report it is a heavy blow to the SHL club, with Expressen citing the club's message that he may be sidelined until the end of the year. Teammates and replacements are reacting, with one player stepping into the first line and describing the emotional challenge of filling in for the injured star.

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    What's gone wrong at Nike?●What's gone wrong at Nike? How the world's sportswear giant lost its mojo https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6je85jzk9MmastodonSportSports216 h ago

    The BBC examines Nike's struggles, arguing the world's largest sportswear company has lost its edge after years of dominance. The piece looks at how the brand's product innovation, marketing and strategy have faltered, allowing rivals to gain ground and prompting questions about whether Nike can recover its former cultural and commercial strength.

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    Mojo programming language aims at high-performance AI systems code●Mojo is an innovative, high-performance programming language designed for writing systems-level code for AI workloads. IMmastodonTechnologySoftware42 d ago

    Mojo, a programming language built for systems-level AI work, is drawing attention for combining Python-like usability with high performance. Its most talked-about quirk: source files can literally use a fire emoji as their file extension. Developers are weighing in on whether the language, positioned as a faster alternative for AI infrastructure, can live up to the hype.

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    MoJoe's Book and Brew opens in Cortland●MoJoe’s Book and Brew open in Cortland✉newsCultureBooks9 h ago

    MoJoe's Book and Brew has opened in Cortland, adding a combination bookstore and coffee shop to the local business scene. The opening was reported by regional news outlet 607 News Now. Combining books with a brew café, the shop gives residents a new place to browse titles and gather over coffee, joining a wave of hybrid bookshop-café openings in smaller communities.