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Nvidia CEO scandal roils markets, US-China ties
Nvidia has lost roughly $430–470 billion in market value over two sessions as fallout deepens from CEO Jensen Huang's affair with a Chinese businesswoman alleged to be a spy for Beijing, the Korea Times reports. Huang admitted the affair over the weekend, and Nvidia has launched an internal probe into whether he was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort. A shareholder has also sued Nvidia and Huang, accusing them of deceiving investors in responses to media reports. Analysts say the scandal may test the fragile US-China truce, with Washington calls growing to tighten semiconductor export controls just days before President Donald Trump's summit plans, according to the Korea Times and Business Korea. Korean media frame the case as a national security alert, with one Korea Times piece headlining it a 'honey trap' that puts Korea on alert, while Business Korea notes adverse effects are reaching the tech sector.
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