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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang affair: Who is Alice Huang aka Huang Le? Television reporter turned Megaspeed executive is linked to Jensen Huang, Chinese spying
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang affair news has evoked sharp reactions from the artificial intelligence or AI chip maker who has launched a probe. Jensen Huang is married.
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.
Beyond K-Pop Merch and concerts. Another K-activity is drawing tourists in South Korea. This one can help you lose 400-800 calories per hour
South Korea has become a favoured location not just for K-pop and K-drama admirers but also for hiking lovers. In addition to purchasing K-pop goods and wearing traditional Hanbok for pictures, a growing number of visitors are uncovering another facet of the nation by exploring its picturesque urban mountains and their rough natural scenery.
Rs 654,000,000,000 blow: How NVIDIA chief Jensen Huang lost billions of dollars in a day?
Jensen Huang net worth: The NVIDIA chief's fortune decreased by over $7 billion after Nvidia's shares dropped significantly on Monday. This fall followed an investigation into Huang's alleged relationship with a Chinese spy. The decline in share price erased around $190 billion from Nvidia's market value, affecting Huang's ranking on billionaires' lists. Huang also issued an apology for his unfaithfulness to his wife, which added to the controversy surrounding him.
Global climate talks open with big questions, smaller goals
Climate negotiators from nearly 200 countries are attending COP31 in Antalya, Turkey, to address rising global temperatures and emissions. The summit will focus on achieving existing commitments rather than making ambitious new goals amidst geopolitical tensions and financial constraints.
Between the chip and the slip: Honeytrap suspicions further sours ties between US and China
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang is being investigated for having an alleged affair with a potential Chinese intelligence agent. This individual reportedly sought to gather information about Nvidia's advanced technology. Nvidia's board has launched an independent probe to examine the allegations against Huang. US lawmakers are demanding a briefing on the matter amid heightened concerns over national security.
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World entering 'age of climate extremes': UN chief Guterres
The world is entering a new reality where climate extremes are the norm, the United Nations chief Antonio Guterres warned Monday, urging leaders at the COP31 climate conference in Turkey to "get serious". "We have entered a new age of climate extremes."
'Global insurance cover may help rise medical tourism': Apollo Hospitals' Sangita Reddy
Apollo Hospitals envisions that broadening insurance access for international patients will catalyze the growth of medical tourism in India. The medical travel industry is predicted to swell to about $286.1 billion by 2030, with India's share expected to be around $16.2 billion. The focus on preventive health check-ups is essential for timely detection and holistic wellness. Additionally, artificial intelligence is poised to significantly transform healthcare service delivery and patient interaction.
Telangana BJP threatens black-flag protest against Rahul Gandhi's November 14 visit
Telangana BJP President Ramchander Rao announced plans to protest Rahul Gandhi's upcoming visit to Telangana. The BJP claims that Congress has failed to fulfill election promises made three years ago. Rao emphasized that Gandhi lost his moral right to visit the state due to these unfulfilled commitments. Additionally, Telangana Minister Mohammad Azharuddin expressed support for Gandhi's call for an open debate.
How China's clean-tech machine is reshaping the global climate fight
In 2024, China took the lead as the top investor in global clean technology, directing $132 billion to developing nations to aid carbon reduction efforts. This unprecedented infusion of resources could potentially reshape the landscape of international climate finance.
China confirms discussions are underway on a historic Xi-Trump-Putin meeting
Beijing has officially indicated it is coordinating a meeting between the leaders of China, the U.S., and Russia. This historic gathering may take place in Shenzhen later this month during a regional summit. Experts suggest the discussions will likely be superficial and primarily focused on optics rather than substantive issues. Both the U.S. and China are dealing with ongoing trade tensions and disagreements over multiple topics.
Trump could woo North Korea after midterm setback, but Kim may not respond
Following an unfavorable midterm election, Trump may pivot towards foreign policy engagement with North Korea, as analysts suggest this could fortify his legacy. Nevertheless, the North seems disinclined to reciprocate Trump's overtures, and regional partners, including South Korea and Japan, are apprehensive about being excluded from talks with Kim Jong Un. The intricate dynamics of the situation are likely to hinder productive discussions moving forward.
World leaders who sparred with Trump express relief mixed with caution at Republican election rout
World leaders welcomed the Democrats' gains in the US midterm elections, hoping the setback for Donald Trump's Republicans could ease tensions over Washington's foreign policy. However, European and other allies cautioned that the results may not change Trump's approach to Iran, Ukraine, tariffs or NATO, as the president retains considerable freedom in foreign affairs.
Donald Trump's political humbling after US midterms signals short-term gain, long-term pain for China
Donald Trump's US midterm election defeat could strengthen China's hand in upcoming US-China trade negotiations, giving Beijing leverage to push for tariff reductions and other concessions. However, Beijing remains wary of a potentially more hawkish US administration after Trump. China's concerns include Taiwan arms sales, a possible Iran war escalation, energy security and the future of its fragile trade truce with Washington.
Trump's midterm defeat dims hopes of North Korea meeting
A meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un seems less likely following Trump's midterm election defeat. Analysts believe Kim has less incentive to engage with Trump in the current political environment. North Korea's leadership expresses reluctance to resume dialogue, citing distrust toward the US government. The ongoing nuclear ambitions of North Korea add complexity to potential negotiations between the two leaders.
Digital recruitment is creating a new cybersecurity risk for employers
Online hiring has made it easier for companies to reach candidates across locations, but it has also exposed recruitment processes to identity fraud, manipulated assessments and misuse of personal information. HR teams are increasingly responsible for protecting the integrity and security of the hiring process.
Displeased by spotty obedience, Xi Jinping continues culling party leaders
A record number of officials have been expelled from the Chinese Communist Party during the recent plenum. Among those removed were senior military officials and party secretaries, indicating a significant ongoing purge. Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign remains aggressive as he attempts to assert control over the party. The plenum's focus highlights the challenges Xi faces in maintaining party governance amidst internal dissent.
'Energy security directly linked to economic security': PM Modi highlights impact of global crisis
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the importance of energy security linked to economic security during the global crisis. He stated that India is prioritizing clean energy and green hydrogen to boost its energy independence. The National Green Hydrogen Mission aims for 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen production by the decade's end. India has achieved 300 GW of non-fossil fuel-based energy capacity and is targeting 500 GW.
Experts say health technology, preventive healthcare at inflection point, India ready to leverage
With a focus on preventive healthcare and wellness, India is on the verge of harnessing new technological innovations. Sangita Reddy from Apollo Hospitals stresses the significance of wearable devices in spotting health issues early on. In collaboration with Apollo Hospitals, Garmin Health is targeting rural health efforts and highlighting the event's health technology strides.
Hospital balance sheet: How AI could cut costs and improve efficiency
As hospitals grapple with soaring costs in drugs, supplies, and labor, the integration of AI emerges as a vital necessity.
How should companies measure performance when AI does part of the work?
As AI becomes part of everyday work, companies are reconsidering how they assess employee performance. Measuring output alone may overlook the quality of decisions, the ability to verify AI-generated work, and the value employees add beyond what the technology can produce.
US semicon gear giant KLA eyeing India manufacturing
KLA makes advanced inspection tools, metrology systems, process solutions and computational analytics for manufacturing semiconductors and related technologies. The Milpitas, California-headquartered firm has operations spread across 18 regions and reported a revenue of $12.74 billion in CY2025.
How AI is changing pay, career growth and the employee deal in India
As AI changes the skills companies need, the relationship between employers and employees is being renegotiated. Career progression, access to training and the way salaries reward new capabilities are becoming central to retaining talent and preparing the workforce for changing roles.
A ceasefire in a Russian-occupied Ukrainian city holds for its first 30 hours, officials say
A six-day ceasefire has been initiated in Oleshky, allowing much-needed humanitarian aid for around 2,000 residents. Both Ukraine and Russia have reported no violations of the ceasefire in the first 30 hours. Negotiations continue for future discussions to de-escalate the ongoing war, despite both sides holding firm on key demands. Meanwhile, attacks have intensified elsewhere, including drone strikes causing injuries in cities like Kharkiv.
Shaktikanta Das urges BFSI sector to lead infrastructure, high-tech manufacturing funding
Shaktikanta Das highlighted the essential role of the BFSI sector in financing infrastructure and new manufacturing. He emphasized the need for funding micro, small and medium enterprises as well as agriculture. Das proposed utilizing digital financial channels for efficient credit underwriting and financial inclusion. The segment must adapt to support next-gen Digital Public Infrastructure and sustainable finance.
Why corporate reskilling needs to move beyond training courses
Companies are spending more on employee training as job requirements change, but course completion alone cannot prepare a workforce for new ways of working. Reskilling is becoming a business priority that affects job design, internal mobility, productivity, and how organisations develop talent.
FTA with India will be a game changer in supply chain management: EU ambassador to India
EU ambassador to India Jean-Eric Paquet further said, "We are creating an economic space across India and the European internal market. That is what is being established, creating a long-term perspective and reliability for economic operators, which will obviously build on very significant trade already."
The hidden cybersecurity risks behind the connected factory
Connected machinery and digital production systems have made manufacturing more efficient, but they have also exposed factories to new cyber risks. For manufacturers, resilience now depends on protecting industrial systems while ensuring production can recover quickly when an incident occurs.
PV Sindhu beats Japan’s Hina Akechi in three-game thriller; enters French Open final
PV Sindhu has advanced to the women's singles final at the French Open after defeating Hina Akechi. She celebrated a hard-fought victory, clinching the match in three competitive games. In the final, Sindhu will face world No. 1 An Se Young of South Korea. This marks her second Super 750 final of the year, following her Japan Open success in July.
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