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Nvidia shares slide as board probes CEO Huang over spy claims
Nvidia shares declined on Monday after the company's board opened an independent probe into whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort, following his admission of an affair with a Chinese businesswoman suspected of spying for Beijing, Korea Times reports. Nvidia said Sunday it is investigating the matter after a media report alleged Huang had a close relationship with the woman, who reportedly passed information to the Chinese government, according to KBS World and Business Korea. The controversy has raised concerns among Korean industry officials that it could affect Nvidia's partnerships in Korea, and has also drawn scrutiny of President Donald Trump's close ties to Huang, Korea Times reports. Korean media have resurfaced Huang's past TV comments about his wife amid the scandal, while fans in Seoul and Taipei have long mobbed him for autographs, with one report calling him "no ordinary CEO" in the AI race.
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