Allegations connecting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to a Chinese intelligence plot have impacted the company’s stock price as Chinese officials dismiss the claims as a smear campaign.
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- S&P 5007,538.33+2.19%Nov 9, 11:01 AM
- Nasdaq 10027,877.15+3.29%Nov 9, 11:01 AM
- Dow52,207.52+1.80%Nov 9, 11:01 AM
- Russell 20002,823.27+2.51%Nov 9, 11:01 AM
- VIX20.54−19.90%Nov 9, 11:01 AM
- S&P futures7,553.25+2.04%Nov 9, 10:51 AM
- Nasdaq futures27,925.75+3.10%Nov 9, 10:51 AM
- Crude oil88.16−2.94%Nov 9, 10:51 AM
- Gold4,129.30+1.34%Nov 9, 10:51 AM
- 10-yr note106.95−0.15%Nov 9, 10:51 AM
- EUR/USD1.1196+0.43%Nov 9, 11:01 AM
- USD/JPY158.1160−0.11%Nov 9, 11:01 AM
- GBP/USD1.3403+0.32%Nov 9, 11:01 AM
- USD/CNH6.6710−0.01%Nov 9, 11:01 AM
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Allegations connecting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to a Chinese intelligence plot have impacted the company’s stock price as Chinese officials dismiss the claims as a smear campaign.
Though US President Donald Trump lent the Nvidia boss his backing, the widening scandal intensified worries over Nvidia’s leadership. In a routine news briefing Monday, a Chinese spokesperson rejected claims it used the woman as a spy. The controversy has intensified scrutiny of Mr.
Huang’s ties to Beijing and sparked mixed reactions across Asia, where he is widely popular. Allegations linking CEO to Chinese intelligence shake markets with chipmaker's shares falling more than 4 percent.
Semafor reported the story as "Nvidia shares fall amid spying allegations." PBS NewsHour reported the story as "China dismisses claims of spy plot involving Nvidia CEO Huang as a smear campaign."
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5 sources have covered this story, including PBS NewsHour, The New York Times, Semafor and Al Jazeera English and 1 other outlet. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed about 2 hours ago.
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- FirstWinnipeg Free Press SportsNov 9, 3:28 AM ET · CanadaCenter
- +2h 21mAl Jazeera EnglishNov 9, 5:49 AM ET · QatarLeft
- +3h 9mSemaforNov 9, 6:37 AM ET · United StatesCenter
- +4h 5mThe New York TimesNov 9, 7:33 AM ET · United StatesLeft
- +5h 3mPBS NewsHourNov 9, 8:31 AM ET · United StatesLeft
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