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News that the chip-maker’s board was considering the future of its chief executive, Jensen Huang, drove Nvidia’s stock down and reverberated across global markets.

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Big technology companies saw the tide turn against their giant A.I. projects, but they have the means to weather delays.

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Turkish Airlines tried to wiggle out of paying for a passenger’s $512 overnight stay after a stomach-churning malfunction forced it to cancel a flight in Denver.

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After a federal regulator allowed wagering on stocks and cryptocurrencies, two powerful trading clearinghouses filed lawsuits saying traders would not be properly protected.

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Agile Robots plans to expand in the United States and increase production in Europe after raising funds in a round led by SoftBank.

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News of the board’s deliberations about Jensen Huang’s job drove Nvidia’s stock down more than 8 percent in after-hours trading.

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The carrier said that to protect customers’ information and comply with regulations, it was barring the digital assistants from logging into accounts and managing reservations.

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Mr. Huang, Nvidia’s chief executive, is already facing scrutiny over an affair with a Chinese businesswoman who U.S. intelligence determined was a Chinese spy.

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The company had argued that the case, involving eight former workers, must be resolved before an arbitrator.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confronted Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick last week about why the administration had not put restrictions on advanced chip sales to Megaspeed.