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    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang could face major trouble when Democrats take control of Congress: Report

    Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang could face scrutiny regarding his relationship with Alice Huang. Concerns have arisen about her possible links to Chinese intelligence and potential implications for national security. As Democrats prepare to take control of Congress, lawmakers may intensify scrutiny on Huang's conduct and business dealings. Governance experts suggest that this situation could lead to changes in Nvidia's leadership structure.

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Alice Huang affair: Timeline of suspected Chinese spy scandal

    The reports of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s alleged involvement in a spy scandal have sent shockwaves through the tech world. President Donald Trump defends Huang as an ‘honorable guy’, whereas Nvidia’s board of directors has confirmed an independent investigation into the Jensen Huang-Alice Huang case to understand whether Huang was under the radar of Chinese spy operations. Here’s an entire timeline of how this spy drama unfolded.

    'He had no idea she was a spy...': Trump stands by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang amid FBI probe
    ‘Rubio knew?’: China spy scandal rocks NVIDIA boss; Jensen Huang ‘ignored’ honey trap warning?
    Beyond Nvidia: Alice Huang’s reported ties to Gigabyte’s leaders and a data-centre business serving Alibaba

    China's alleged spying operation targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang goes beyond one executive. A New York Times investigation links Alice Huang, reportedly recruited by China's top intelligence agency, to Gigabyte's leadership and a Singapore-based data-centre company serving Alibaba. The operation allegedly aimed to gather information on Nvidia's advanced AI chips and influence their exports to China.

    'Internal corporate matter!': Rubio sidesteps Nvidia scandal as CEO Jensen Huang admits to affair
    • I was unfaithful to my wife: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits secret affair with Chinese spy Alice Huang; all you need to know about the controversy

      Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to having an extramarital relationship with a business executive. Reports suggest that the executive may have connections to Chinese espionage activities. Nvidia's board has initiated an independent investigation to examine these allegations thoroughly. US lawmakers have requested a briefing to understand potential national security issues related to the case. Huang remains the CEO, while the investigation seeks to clarify any risks to the company.

      US Secretary of State Rubio warned Trump of Jensen Huang's ties to alleged Chinese spy: Report

      Amid rising concerns, Nvidia's board is scrutinizing CEO Jensen Huang due to alleged espionage tied to his connection with Alice Huang, a businesswoman from China. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio previously cautioned about the implications of their association. It has come to light that Alice Huang's firm could be involved in unlawful smuggling of Nvidia products. However, Nvidia reassured that its operations will remain unaffected during this inquiry.

      Nvidia opens probe into CEO Jensen Huang over affair with woman suspected of spying for China

      Nvidia has launched an independent probe into CEO Jensen Huang over an affair with a Chinese executive suspected by US intelligence of working for Beijing. Huang admitted to being unfaithful and apologised. The investigation will examine potential national security risks and possible exposure of company secrets.

      Spy chief Jay Clayton, the Trump loyalist tech bosses trust on AI

      The 60-year-old lawyer, who will keep his post as director of national intelligence, is unlikely to question the central place of artificial intelligence in the US economy, even as opposition to the technology grows among American voters.

      Trump says top tech firms have signed accord to 'self-police' AI development

      President Donald Trump and executives from top tech companies met to discuss the development of artificial intelligence. They signed a voluntary accord aimed at addressing public concerns about the technology's risks. Executives agree to implement robust internal controls and audits to ensure safety and accountability. Trump emphasized the importance of AI's growth and the U.S. leading in this global competition.

      Trump says top tech firms have signed accord to 'self-police' AI development

      Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson met with leading executives from top tech firms that are spending hundreds of billions of dollars to build out AI infrastructure, including data centres in communities across the country, which have sparked grassroots, bipartisan opposition.

      Trump-Xi state dinner at White House attended by 21 billionaires with combined wealth almost equal to Canada’s GDP

      On September 24, US President Donald Trump hosted a high-profile state dinner welcoming Chinese President Xi Jinping. The event saw the presence of over 130 distinguished guests, including key figures from the tech and business sectors of both nations. The dinner served as a platform to address vital issues, such as trade dynamics, artificial intelligence developments, and tariffs, amidst ongoing tensions.

      Trump-Xi dinner: Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Sam Altman, Huang, Nadella among star-studded guest list

      Billionaires and leaders from the technology sector gathered at the White House for a state dinner. This event hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife, Peng Liyuan, with various US officials. The discussions included trade, artificial intelligence, and strategic issues between the two nations. Trump highlighted his friendship with Xi during the dinner and emphasized mutual cooperation.

      South Korea’s Kospi climbs 5%, extending two-day rebound: 3 reasons fueling the rally after July selloff

      South Korea's KOSPI surged over 5% on Wednesday, extending its two-day recovery to 7% following a heavy July selloff. The rally was fueled by record highs on Wall Street led by AI earnings, easing oil prices amid US-Iran peace deal talks, and strong fundamental demand for semiconductor giants like Samsung.

      European shares end at more than one-month high on tech boost

      European shares closed at over a month's high, boosted by technology stocks and optimism surrounding a potential Middle East conflict resolution. AI advancements and French government investments in tech also fueled gains. However, rising inflation concerns and a stalled merger deal led to some stock declines.

      US stocks today: Dow hits record high as Middle East hopes lift sentiment and Warsh takes Fed charge

      US stocks rose as Dow hit an intraday record and S&P 500 extended its winning streak to eight weeks, supported by strong earnings and hopes of easing Middle East tensions. Tech stocks gained after Lenovo results lifted Dell and HP. Bond yields eased while Kevin Warsh was sworn in as Fed chair.

      US stocks today: S&P 500 rises on Mideast peace hopes as oil prices dip

      US stocks ended slightly higher as markets reacted to mixed corporate earnings and shifting geopolitical signals around Iran peace talks. S&P 500 and Dow rose, while Nvidia and Walmart fell on cautious outlooks. Quantum computing stocks surged after major US government investment, and manufacturing activity hit a four-year high.

      NVDA stock price: Nvidia earnings beat expectations again but why did NVDA stock slip after hours? Here's what you need to know

      Nvidia reported strong earnings and revenue, exceeding Wall Street forecasts. The chip giant also announced a significant share buyback and dividend increase. Despite these positive results, Nvidia's stock saw a dip in after-hours trading. Investors are now keenly watching the company's strategy amidst intensifying competition in the AI chip market.

      Xi tells Trump that mishandling of Taiwan could spark conflict

      Chinese President Xi Jinping met with US President Donald Trump for trade talks. Xi Jinping stated that trade negotiations were progressing positively. However, he issued a strong warning regarding Taiwan, emphasizing that disagreements over the island could lead to a dangerous path and potential conflict between the two nations. The leaders also discussed reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

      How did Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang join Donald Trump's China trip? Last-minute Air Force One addition sparks memes and global attention

      How did Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang join Donald Trump's China trip? The Nvidia CEO became a last-minute addition to Donald Trump’s delegation to China. He boarded Air Force One shortly before departure. The visit focuses on trade, tariffs, Artificial Intelligence, Iran war, Taiwan, rare earths, and supply chains. The summit includes meetings between Trump and Xi Jinping and participation of US tech leaders and CEOs.

      Trump's visit to China: China says "four red-lines in relations must not be challenged"

      President Donald Trump is heading to China for a crucial visit. The Chinese Embassy has outlined four sensitive issues that must not be challenged. Trump is bringing along top American business leaders, including Jensen Huang of Nvidia and Elon Musk of Tesla. He plans to discuss economic opening measures with President Xi Jinping.

      US stocks today: US stocks tumble to lowest close in 6 months as Iran war drags; Nasdaq confirms correction

      U.S. stocks plunged Friday, with major indexes hitting over six-month lows as the Middle East war suppressed risk appetite. Megacap and software stocks led the decline, while rising oil prices fueled inflation fears and dampened rate cut expectations. Markets now anticipate potential Fed rate hikes.

      S&P 500 drops 1.2%, $750 billion wiped out as big tech stocks slide and Greenland comparison stuns markets

      U.S. stock markets moved lower as major companies faced heavy selling. The S&P 500 slipped after several days of losses, causing a huge drop in total market value. Big technology stocks played a key role in the fall. Experts used a Greenland value comparison to explain how large the market decline has been.

      World Economic Forum 2026: Global tech titans gather at Davos

      Tech titans scheduled to be on hand include Jensen Huang of Nvidia. Microsoft's Satya Nadella, Demis Hassabis of Google DeepMind, and Arthur Mensch of France's Mistral AI.

      What to know about the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos

      Nearly 3,000 global leaders from business and government are gathering in Davos for the World Economic Forum. Discussions will cover economic disparity, climate change, and technology. U.S. President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron are among the prominent attendees. The meeting aims to foster dialogue on cooperation and innovation amidst complex geopolitical challenges.

      CPI, Chips and Court Rulings: What could move US markets this week

      Global markets return to action as investors track US inflation data, AI-driven chip earnings, court rulings on tariffs and major bank results. Geopolitical tensions and shifting rate expectations are set to shape sentiment across equities, currencies and bonds this week.

      Voters may be rethinking everything: 2028 US Presidential polls reveal a stunning shift

      US Presidential 2028 polls: Early 2028 presidential polling indicates a statistically tied hypothetical matchup between Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and JD Vance, with Ocasio-Cortez holding a narrow 51% to 49% lead. The poll, conducted by The Argument/Verasight, highlights significant demographic divides, with Vance leading among white voters and Ocasio-Cortez strong with Black and Hispanic voters.

      Asian shares, US stock futures rise as mood brightens, oil falls

      US equity futures climbed as optimism for Federal Reserve rate cuts grew, boosted by reports of potential Nvidia AI chip sales to China. Bitcoin saw a slight dip after a weekend rally, while oil prices extended their slump. Markets remain cautious despite improved risk sentiment due to recent volatility.

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