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Wednesday 11 November

Nasdaq futures drop 0.8% as WSJ says Nvidia board is preparing to oust CEO Huang

AI-generated summary US equity index futures fell after The Wall Street Journal reported that Nvidia board members are preparing to oust chief executive Jensen Huang. Nvidia shares dropped around 4.5% in after-hours trading following the reports about Huang and his relationships.

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Jensen Huang affair in D.C.: Resignation calls and moves to tighten Nvidia China exports

AI-generated summary Nvidia faces upcoming congressional investigations concerning its exports to China and the relationship between Jensen Huang and a suspected spy for China's intelligence service. Lawmakers are pushing to include measures such as the AI Overwatch Act in the National Defense Authorization Act to tighten export controls on advanced AI chips.

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Nvidia board’s idolatry of Jensen Huang could open the door to shareholder lawsuits in Delaware Chancery Court

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

AI-generated summary The Nvidia board faces potential shareholder lawsuits in Delaware Chancery Court regarding oversight duties concerning transactions with Megaspeed. Culper Research alleged close ties between Jensen Huang and Alice Huang after reports that Megaspeed purchased billions of dollars of Nvidia chips.

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Nvidia stocks rise as lawmaker scrutiny intensifies over CEO Jensen Huang

AI-generated summary Lawmakers are citing the relationship of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang with an alleged Chinese spy to justify restricting exports of Nvidia artificial intelligence chips. Nvidia shares rebounded on Wednesday morning to trade above $174 per share following an investigation opened by the company board.

Earlier: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns in wake of affair with woman suspected of spying for China

Senate Banking Republican calls on Nvidia CEO to resign

AI-generated summary North Dakota Senator Kevin Cramer and former National Economic Council director Larry Kudlow urged Nvidia chief executive officer Jensen Huang to resign from his position. The calls follow a report that U.S. officials determined a businesswoman associated with Megaspeed who had a close relationship with Huang was a suspected Chinese intelligence asset.

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(News Focus) Jensen Huang scandal casts uncertainty over S. Korea's deepening AI ties with Nvidia

AI-generated summary A scandal involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has introduced uncertainty surrounding South Korea's artificial intelligence ties with the company. Nvidia officials declined to comment on whether a U.S. congressional investigation could impact the delivery of 260,000 graphic processing units pledged to South Korea.

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