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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is facing mounting fallout over revelations of extramarital affairs, including one with a Chinese businesswoman, Alice Huang, suspected of working as a spy for Beijing. The Wall Street Journal reported that Nvidia's board is preparing to oust Huang after he had two affairs, one with a suspected Chinese spy, while the New York Times alleged a second affair with a company executive. Huang admitted the affair with Alice Huang in a statement on Sunday, and Nvidia's board of directors has launched an investigation. The controversy has triggered a shareholder lawsuit accusing Huang and Nvidia of deceiving investors, and U.S. intelligence officials have flagged the affair as a national security concern. Nvidia shares have shed about $430 billion in market value over two sessions, with losses potentially exceeding $470 billion, as the scandal escalates. Korean media, including the Korea Times and KBS World, are closely covering the story, with Business Korea noting that the U.S. has tightened tech curbs on China following the scandal. Korean outlets emphasize the global implications, with the Korea Times reporting that Huang's personal life could cause collateral damage in Washington, and a separate piece highlighting how the 'honey trap' scandal has put Korea on alert.