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Nvidia Stock and AI World Rocked by CEO Jensen Huang’s Affair With Alleged Chinese Spy
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Nvidia shares continued to decline on Tuesday as the chipmaker responsible for much of the infrastructure behind the AI era dealt with the fallout over CEO Jensen Huang’s admitted affair with an alleged Chinese spy. The share price was trading around $166.70 as of noon on Tuesday
Nvidia shares continued to decline on Tuesday as the chipmaker responsible for much of the infrastructure behind the AI era dealt with the fallout over CEO Jensen Huang’s admitted affair with an alleged Chinese spy. The share price was trading around $166.70 as of noon on Tuesday, down roughly 6% from market open that day […]
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