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Nvidia shares plunge after Jensen Huang resigns amid affairs scandal

Nov 13, 2026

The FRANCE 24 press review segment focused on European and international newspaper coverage of Jensen Huang's abrupt resignation as Nvidia CEO following revelations of extramarital affairs, including one with a woman suspected by US authorities of being a Chinese spy and another with a subordinate. Outlets like Le Figaro, Financial Times, The Guardian, and The Times described it as an 'earthquake' for AI, a 'brutal downfall,' and 'game over,' highlighting uncertainty over succession, plunging shares, and the post-Huang era. The Wall Street Journal editorial noted potential silver linings like stronger export controls and awareness of Chinese espionage, while China's Global Times pushed back against linking success with China to security threats. The segment briefly touched on unrelated football and a raccoon story. Sourcing drew from named newspapers with front-page displays and quotes; no on-camera guests beyond co-hosts. Throughline emphasized personal scandal's corporate and geopolitical ripple effects on the AI industry.

▶ Source: FRANCE 24 English

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Nvidia names Colette Kress interim CEO after Jensen Huang resigns

Nov 12, 2026

The CBC segment reacts to Jensen Huang's immediate resignation as Nvidia CEO following scandals involving an alleged affair with a Chinese intelligence asset and a subordinate. It discusses the 'seismic' impact on Nvidia and the broader AI sector, Huang's personal influence over chip allocations to startups, his technical and strategic importance, and the appointment of CFO Colette Kress as interim CEO. The discussion also touches on potential next steps for Huang, his relationship with President Trump, and geopolitical implications involving China. Guest Will Knight, identified as a senior correspondent (from WIRED), provides analysis based on his reporting and conversations with Huang. No graphics or primary documents are shown; sourcing relies on recent news developments and the guest's expertise. The throughline emphasizes uncertainty in leadership succession for a company central to AI progress.

▶ Source: CBC News

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Nvidia Board Meets on Ousting Jensen Huang Amid Affairs, China Ties

Nov 12, 2026

Bloomberg Television's "The Opening Trade" led with breaking news that Nvidia's board was meeting to discuss ousting CEO Jensen Huang following reports of two extramarital affairs, one with a woman U.S. intelligence believes is a Chinese spy and another with Nvidia healthcare VP Kimberly Powell. The segment examined immediate market fallout (Nvidia shares down nearly 9% post-market), analyst downgrades, potential successors like CFO Colette Kress, ripple effects on Silicon Valley startups, AMD/Google competition, and Chinese chip stocks. It also covered Siemens raising AI-related guidance and broader market moves including European equities and oil. Sourcing relied on WSJ and NYT reporting, anonymous analysts and investors, and live interviews with Bloomberg's Anthony Stevens and strategist Charu Chanana; graphics showed futures and stock moves. Throughline was uncertainty around Nvidia's leadership, AI demand resilience, and U.S.-China tech tensions ahead of earnings.

▶ Source: Bloomberg Television

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Nvidia's Jensen Huang built AI giant from Denny's idea to $4.2T valuation

Nov 12, 2026

The FRANCE 24 segment profiles Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, from his 1963 birth in Taipei and 1972 immigration to the US, through Oregon State and Stanford education, meeting his wife, early tech jobs, and the 1993 Denny's meeting where he co-founded Nvidia with $40,000. It traces the company's shift from gaming GPUs to powering AI, autonomous vehicles, and more, noting 2017 Fortune Businessperson of the Year honors, his wealth, Trump association, and current status as the world's second-most valuable company after Apple. The piece ends by questioning Nvidia's future beyond Huang after 33 years, citing Apple's post-Jobs experience and unspecified controversy. Sourcing is primarily narrative biography with Huang quotes; no named experts or on-camera guests appear, and graphics show timeline and stock imagery.

▶ Source: FRANCE 24 English