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Korea watches Huang scandal, no resignation reported
Korean media are closely covering the Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang scandal, but none of today's reports say he has resigned or faces a third affair. The Wall Street Journal, cited by the Korea Times, reports Nvidia's board is preparing to oust Huang after two extramarital affairs, one with a suspected Chinese spy. A shareholder has sued Nvidia and Huang, alleging investors were misled about the affair. Korean investors are rattled: Nvidia is the second-most-held U.S. stock among Korean investors, and the scandal is hitting South Korea's pension fund, Business Korea reports. Yonhap says the controversy casts uncertainty over South Korea's deepening AI ties with Nvidia. Korean tech firms like Samsung and SK hynix are tightening security training amid industrial espionage concerns, the Korea Times reports.
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