The New York Times – Business:
Nvidia’s ousted leader was a rhetorical and financial booster for investments that are driving economic growth.
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Jensen Huang’s Affairs That Upended Nvidia: Timeline of Events
The New York Times – Business:
News of the Nvidia co-founder’s relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, and his affair with an executive who reports to him, prompted his exit from the multi-trillion-dollar company.
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Who Is Colette Kress, the Interim Nvidia CEO Replacing Jensen Huang?
The New York Times – Business:
Ms. Kress, the company’s chief financial officer, joined Nvidia in 2013.
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Singapore Says U.S. Not Helpful on Megaspeed Investigation
The New York Times – Business:
In a statement, Singapore said it held Alice Huang’s passport months after President Trump was briefed that she was a spy.
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Wall Street Sees the Writing on the Wall for Jensen Huang
The New York Times – Business:
The company’s board is weighing the fate of its chief executive. Silicon Valley and Washington are steeling themselves for life without him.
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Nvidia Shares Plummet as Board Considers Jensen Huang’s Future as CEO
The New York Times – Business:
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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Data Centers Will Continue to Be Built, Despite Midterm Elections
The New York Times – Business:
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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Help! A Broken Toilet Grounded My Plane, and the Airline Won’t Cover a Hotel.
The New York Times – Business:
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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Want to Short a Stock? Kalshi and C.T.F.C. Allow It as ‘Perpetual Trades.’
The New York Times – Business:
After a federal regulator allowed wagering on stocks and cryptocurrencies, two powerful trading clearinghouses filed lawsuits saying traders would not be properly protected.