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“Nvidia preps to boot Jensen Huang after second alleged affair revealed in wake of Chinese ‘spy’ scandal: report”
“Jensen Huang’s future as Nvidia’s chief executive was hanging by a thread Wednesday night, with the chipmaking giant’s board weighing whether to remove its billionaire founder following revelations of a second alleged extramarital affair, the Wall Street Journal reported.”
Nvidia board weighs removing Jensen Huang after second affair report
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Nvidia board considering removal of CEO Jensen Huang after second affair revelations.
WSJ reports directors could meet as soon as Wednesday night to discuss leadership.
Stock fell 8% in after-hours trading, then recovered some intraday losses.
Allegations involve Huang’s affair with Nvidia VP Kimberly Powell, disclosed by Times.
US intelligence linked another woman, Alice Huang, to Chinese intelligence activities.
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