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    Chinese woman accused of spying on Nvidia chief entered Taiwan 8 times

    The woman accused of spying for Beijing during an affair with Nvidia founder Jensen Huang visited Taiwan a total of eight times in 2024 and 2025, a Taiwanese government minister said Thursday. Chiu said records show that Alice Huang visited Taiwan three times in 2024 and five times in 2025.

    House Republicans push for Nvidia's Jensen Huang to testify, float subpoena over spy allegations

    A trio of House Republicans are unlikely to allow Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to send his company's general counsel to answer questions on his behalf about his alleged relationship with a Chinese spy, according to a person familiar with the discussions.

    Alleged Chinese spy in Nvidia scandal is living in Beijing

    Alice Huang, the suspected Chinese spy in a scandal that has engulfed Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, has returned to her home country, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing people

    Amazon Prime Refund: $3 million for customers after lawsuit alleges company made subscription cancellations complicated; also pledges $1.5 million for consumer protection

    Amazon Prime Refund: Amazon has agreed to pay $3 million to eligible Prime customers in Arizona to settle allegations that its six-step membership cancellation process made it difficult for subscribers to end their memberships. The company will also contribute $1.5 million towards consumer protection, pay $1.5 million in legal expenses and donate $1 million to food charities. Amazon has denied wrongdoing.

    Could Jensen Huang's position as NVIDIA CEO be challenged? What the company's bylaws say

    Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang is under scrutiny for a reported relationship with a suspected Chinese spy. US Senator Kevin Cramer has urged Huang to resign due to potential extortion risks. While Nvidia's board has initiated an independent investigation, they have expressed confidence in Huang's leadership. The investigation aims to determine if any national security issues arose from the allegations.

    NSUI's Anas Khan suspended after allegedly offering money to female freshers for Diljit Dosanjh concert trip

    Ramanujan College has suspended Anas Khan until February 2027, while NSUI says it had expelled him from the organisation in September over alleged indiscipline. The controversy has also prompted ABVP to seek a time-bound probe into alleged WhatsApp messages involving female freshers. The claims against Khan remain unproven.

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