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Friday, 9 April 2010 - Yahoo technology chief to step down |
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Credit: Reuters/Yahoo/Handout SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc's chief technology officer and head of products is stepping down, the company said on Thursday. Technology  |  Media Ari Balogh is leaving for personal reasons and will remain with the company until June 3, Yahoo said in an emailed statement. A replacement is expected to be named in the coming weeks, the company said. Balogh, who joined Yahoo in February 2008, said in a statement provided by Yahoo that he is leaving because of a situation with his family that he described as difficult and which he said has driven him to make some life changes. "This job was my dream job, which makes this decision very hard," Balogh said. Balogh, who is responsible for Yahoo's global consumer and advertising products, leaves Yahoo amid a continuing effort to revive growth and redefine the company under the leadership of CEO Carol Bartz. 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