Shares of Nvidia fell Monday morning, after the company opened an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang’s reported affair with a woman U.S. intelligence officials believe is a Chinese spy. The company’s stock opened down 7.3 percent from Friday’s closing bell, and ticked down to $170.24 per share during early-morning trading. That marked the lowest point…
US equity futures rise following the S&P 500’s worst week since April 2025, despite a sharp drop in Nvidia. The chip giant launches an investigation after CEO Jensen Huang admitted to an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. President Trump says it's "highly unlikely," while Secretary of State Marco Rubio plays down any progress in peace negotiations. Ella Gude of BNY joins "Bloomberg Brief" to discuss investors' caution after the latest AI rout. (Source: Bloomberg)
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted in a message to company employees that he had an affair with a woman U.S. intelligence believes is a Chinese spy, prompting the company's board to open an independent investigation on Sunday. The post Nvidia Boss Jensen Huang Admits Affair with Suspected Chinese Spy, Board Launches Investigation appeared first on Breitbart .
President Trump called Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang an “honorable guy” after reports surfaced that the tech leader had an intimate relationship with accused Chinese spy Alice Huang. Trump told reporters he had not spoken to Huang — a close ally — about the accusations. “I just know he’s a fine person, but you never know…
AI powerhouse Nvidia is investigating its CEO and co-founder Jensen Huang after he admitted to having an affair with a woman U.S. intelligence officials are calling a Chinese spy. President Donald Trump defended Huang, who is a close ally and advisor to the president, calling him a "fine person" who's "done an amazing job for our country." NBC's Brian Cheung reports for TODAY.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's extramarital affair with an alleged Chinese spy comes as the company is already about to face heightened scrutiny.
President Trump defended Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as an “honorable guy” after his multi-trillion-dollar AI company began investigating his relationship with a suspected Chinese spy.
Jensen Huang’s admission of an affair has ramifications for politics and technology alike.
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Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead. Live from Berlin, we set the agenda for your day, catching you up with overnight markets news from the US and Asia. And we'll tell you what matters for investors in Europe, giving you insight before trading begins. Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang admitted he had an affair with a woman identified in a series of reports as a suspected Chinese spy, plunging the chip colossus into a crisis like none before in its three-decade history. Stocks began the week on a more solid footing after dip buyers boosted US equities on Friday and Taiwan joined the ranks of Asian authorities seeking to restore investor confidence. And Crédit Agricole has proposed a merger between Banco BPM and Crédit Agricole Italia to create Italy’s third-largest banking group, according to statement. Today's guest: Daniela Hathorn, Capital.com, Senior Market Analyst. (Source: Bloomberg)
A top chipmaker’s CEO admitted to sleeping with the enemy — literally. Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, the world’s leading designer of artificial intelligence chips, has admitted to an affair with suspected Chinese Communist Party (CCP) spy Alice Huang. “I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no ...
A Chinese state-run newspaper denied Beijing had any link to Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang’s extramarital affair, accusing American media outlets of spreading a fabricated spy narrative and warning the issue could hurt ties.
The EU is trying to reduce its heavy dependence on Chinese imports.
Donald Trump has defended Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who admitted to an affair with a woman suspected of spying for China.
George Friedman, Founder and and Chairman at Geopolitical Futures, discusses the latest developments at Nvidia after CEO Jensen Huang admitted to an affair with a woman identified in reports as a suspected Chinese spy. He speaks with Haidi Stroud-Watts on the sidelines of the UBS Australasia Conference in Sydney. (Source: Bloomberg)
‘I was unfaithful’
AI giant Nvidia says it has opened an investigation into its CEO and co-founder, Jensen Huang, after he admitted to having a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. Akiko Fujita reports.
President Donald Trump called Jensen Huang a “fine person” and said he should stay on as the chief executive officer of Nvidia Corp. after the executive admitted having an affair with a suspected Chinese spy. (Source: Bloomberg)
President Trump defended Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Sunday night, even as the company's board launched an investigation into his affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Why it matters: The blowback to Huang's relationship is only getting more intense by the hour, with multiple members of Congress calling for probes and investors saying the news could put a cloud over the entire AI trade. What they're saying: Trump was asked Sunday night if he's taking Huang with him on an Asia trip next week. "I don't know, but I'd certainly take him," the president told reporters. "I haven't heard that he's done anything wrong," Trump added. "He dealt with somebody but, you know, so does everybody else." The intrigue: The New York Times reported in late October that Trump was briefed earlier this year about Huang's relationship with the potential spy but chose not to act. Huang has been one of Trump's favorite corporate executives since his return to office, frequently appearing at White House events. He also traveled with Trump to China earlier this year, even after the reported memo warning the president of Huang's relationship. What's next: A group of House Republican committee chairs have asked Huang to agree by Nov. 11 to a date for a briefing on his relationship and Nvidia's national security controls.
President Donald Trump called Jensen Huang a “fine person” and said he should stay on as the chief executive officer of Nvidia Corp. after the executive admitted having an affair with a suspected Chinese spy.
Nvidia investigates its CEO over an alleged Chinese intelligence affair; an ambitious agenda and battles await the new Congress.
Nvidia’s board of directors announced it would be opening an investigation into its CEO, Jensen Huang, following reports alleging he had an intimate relationship with a woman U.S. intelligence officials believe was spying for China. “The NVIDIA Board is initiating an independent investigation in light of recent reporting that founder and CEO Jensen Huang has…
Nvidia said Sunday its board will open an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang after he admitted to being intimate with a businessperson who U.S. intelligence said was a Chinese spy. “The NVIDIA Board is initiating an independent investigation in light of recent reporting that our founder and CEO Jensen Huang has been the target of […]
The secretary of state’s role in drafting a secret memo highlights how top officials were concerned by this past spring about Jensen Huang’s relationship with a woman tied to Chinese intelligence.
Mr. Huang, the company’s chief executive, acknowledged on Sunday that he was intimate with a business executive who U.S. officials had determined was working for Chinese intelligence.
The secretary of state’s role in drafting a secret memo highlights how top officials were concerned by last spring about Jensen Huang’s relationship with a woman tied to Chinese intelligence.
Lawmakers want to question Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang following reports about his relationship with an alleged Chinese intelligence asset.
The lack of independent oversight and verifiable records in artificial intelligence deployment poses significant risks to national security, finance and healthcare, necessitating a solution similar to aviation's flight recorders.
House Republicans invited Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to a joint briefing over his reported relationship with an alleged Chinese intelligence asset.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is facing increasing congressional scrutiny after multiple reports Friday night suggested he had a romantic relationship with a purported Chinese spy. Why it matters: Huang is arguably the world's most powerful CEO, the man who runs one of the world's largest companies and whose products are central to the world's most important technology. The mere suggestion that he was in some way compromised by a Chinese intelligence agent could quickly become a major, bipartisan focus of the incoming Congress. What they're saying : Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) promised a probe of the latest Times report and Huang's relationships. "The more I learn about the insane relationship between the Trump Administration, Chinese spies, and AI billionaires, the more I'm convinced there is nothing this administration does that isn't corrupt. Congress will investigate and get answers," Coons posted to X, linking in another post to the Times' story. Catch up quick: A series of reports over the last 10 days has raised concerns about an allegedly illicit relationship with an undercurrent of espionage. Oct. 29 : The New York Times reported that Jensen Huang and a tech executive named Alice Huang had a "close relationship," that U.S. authorities had concerns about her intelligence connections with China, and that President Trump had been briefed on the situation. Oct. 31 : The Wall Street Journal reported that intelligence authorities in the U.S., Singapore and Taiwan all had reason to believe that Alice Huang might be a Chinese spy. Nov. 5: A group of House Republican committee chairs asked Jensen Huang to give them a briefing on his relationship with Alice Huang and Nvidia's controls over sensitive information, saying they need to determine "the extent to which U.S. national security has been placed at risk." Nov. 6: Both the New York Times and Financial Times reported that Alice Huang was in fact a Chinese spy, recruited by top intelligence officials specifically to spy on
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The Commerce Department has approved dozens of Chinese companies to handle Nvidia’s H200 chips, some of which have ties to firms under sanctions over national security.
US intelligence officials told the Trump administration that a woman who had become close to Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang was working for a Chinese spy agency, which recruited her to collect information on him, the New York Times reported Friday.
U.S. intelligence concluded that Alice Huang, a Chinese business executive who developed a close relationship with Nvidia’s leader, was an asset of Beijing’s Ministry of State Security.
The US added fresh sanctions targeting the few remaining foreign companies that do business in Cuba, expanding an economic pressure campaign that has left the island in dire financial straits.
The US midterm elections have resulted in the Democratic Party taking control of both chambers of the US Congress, leaving Donald Trump as a lame duck president for the remainder of his term. Professor Steve Tsang of the SOAS China Institute tells FRANCE 24 that, while a weakened Trump could strengthen Beijing's negotiating position, the Chinese leadership is aware that Congress has relatively little sway over foreign policy and is keen to maintain warm personal ties between the two presidents.
Lawmakers want answers about Jensen Huang’s ties to an alleged Chinese intelligence asset.
A Greek national accused of helping Iranian intelligence spy on a journalist in the UK pleaded not guilty to a national security offense in a London court.
A former pro-democracy lawmaker in Macau has been sentenced to 12 years and six months in prison in the Chinese gambling hub’s first national security case.
Frederick Chu, Asia Director at ETF issuer KraneShares, discusses the Democratic sweep in Congress and how it has made Chinese tech stocks more attractive. He speaks with David Ingles and Yvonne Man on ETF IQ Asia. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Beijing offered a guarded official reaction to the Republican midterm loss, even as celebratory hashtags trended widely across Chinese social media. Bloomberg's Stephen Engle says the shift could introduce fresh uncertainty into US-China relations, especially around Taiwan and pending arms sales. (Source: Bloomberg)
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