Investors push for Jensen Huang to be reinstated as Nvidia CEO after affair with suspected spy

Two major Nvidia shareholders are urging the company’s board to consider reinstating Jensen Huang as CEO after his departure over an extramarital affair with a Chinese businesswoman suspected of espionage sparked a political battle withi…
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