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‘Absolutely not...’: Jensen Huang’s surprising confession about building an Nvidia again
Jensen Huang's resignation as Nvidia CEO has brought renewed attention to his 2018 interview with Guy Raz. Recalling the company's difficult early years, Huang admitted he would never build Nvidia again, describing the experience as embarrassing and humiliating. He explained that the financial struggles, layoffs and personal sacrifices made the journey extremely painful.
Jensen Huang's emotional family confession resurfaces after Nvidia exit: ‘I have missed all their...'
Jensen Huang's 2018 admission about missing his children's karate tournaments has resurfaced following his Nvidia exit. The former CEO recalled how building the chipmaker kept him away from family milestones, while his wife, Lori, managed everything at home. His remarks have drawn renewed attention after he apologised to his wife and children over reported relationships.
LinkedIn shares advertising revenue with creators in video push
Earlier this year, the career site debuted a full-screen video feed that looks similar to TikTok. LinkedIn users are now watching 36% more video than they did a year ago, the company said. In June, the company rolled out BrandLink, a system that helps businesses place ads next to the video content from news publishers such as Bloomberg, Reuters and the Wall Street Journal, which in turn get a cut of the resulting revenue.
Good reading between the lines
NPR's Guy Raz, in his podcast How I Built This, explores the journeys of successful entrepreneurs, including Goodreads founders Otis and Elizabeth Chandler. From humble beginnings to a major Amazon deal, their story is a testament to persistence and ingenuity, offering valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs.
'Will do everything to make Israel win.' Rona-Lee Shimon, who plays Nurit in 'Fauda', ready to join war against Hamas; hails India for being a beautiful ally
Another 'Fauda' star has pledged her commitment to taking on Palestinian terrorist organisation, and ready to do anything to bring the hostages home.
Investing and Beyond: Books that I loved reading the most in 2021
'A Man for All Markets' by Edward O. Thorp - This book is by an amazing mind that cracked the code for many things, from stocks & derivatives to blackjack & roulette, with some physical sciences too.
