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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns in wake of affair, spy scandal
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned effective immediately, the company's board of directors announced Thursday.
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Nvidia shares plummet again amid CEO Jensen Huang's affair with alleged Chinese spy
Nvidia's stock fell again on Tuesday, bringing its total two-day losses to nearly $500 million as the company grapples with CEO Jensen Huang's affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Jo Ling Kent reports.
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Nvidia's trillion-dollar bind: Can it afford to lose Jensen Huang?
Other CEOs have been ousted over undisclosed relationships, but Nvidia's inquiry shines a spotlight on how closely the chipmaker's fortunes are tied to its co-founder.
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Nvidia CEO grapples with affair fallout amid questions over what White House knew
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is facing an investigation by his company's board after his affair with an alleged Chinese spy. Meanwhile, President Trump defended Huang amid questions over how much the White House knew about…
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Nvidia, CEO Jensen Huang face shareholder suit over affair
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is facing fresh turmoil after shareholders sued him and his company for allegedly misleading them over his affair with an accused Chinese spy.
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