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  1. Bloomberg Television49 min

    Nvidia’s Huang Ousted by Board

    Huang, Emily Chang, Ed Ludlow, Michael Deng, Carol Masser, Tim Stenevek, Charlie Pellett, Emily Grafeo

    NVIDIA's board ousted founder and CEO Jensen Huang amid investigations into two extramarital affairs, including one with a woman linked to espionage, forcing him to forfeit $108 million in equity and ending his 33-year tenure. Interim CEO Colette Kress and new chairman Harvey C. Jones assume control as the company faces a 14.4% intraday share drop, while the U.S. Justice Department probes Huang's former partner for potential smuggling of chips to China. This leadership crisis at the $4 trillion AI giant has triggered concerns over succession planning, sparked geopolitical tensions ahead of the APEC summit, and drawn scrutiny to U.S. officials regarding their awareness of potential national security risks.

  2. Bloomberg Television43 min

    Jensen Exits, AI Debt Under Review, Treasuries Slide

    Jensen, Suzanna Gibbons, Maureen O'Connor, Kelsey Berro, Shannon Rinehart, Alan Waxman, Scarlet Fu, Ed Ludlow, Nathaniel Rosenbaum, Andrei Skiba, Reid Picker, Anthony Hughes, Mandeep Singh

    Following allegations of extramarital affairs and a separate U.S. Department of Justice espionage probe involving alleged Chinese spy Alice Wong, NVIDIA board member Colette Kress has been appointed interim CEO while the board evaluates a permanent successor. The abrupt leadership change triggered a 14% initial drop in NVIDIA shares and sparked debate among investors regarding the company's governance, even as credit markets initially absorbed the news with limited systemic risk. Concurrently, analysts warn that Huang's departure removes a critical financial backstop for the AI ecosystem, potentially slowing capital expenditure growth and exacerbating market concerns over inventory gluts and rising interest rates.

  3. Bloomberg Television1h 41m

    Open Interest 11/12/2026

    Jensen Huang, Colette Kress, Ed Bastian, Stephanie Guild, Vlad Colas, Antoine Chkaiban, Rod Little, Vonnie Quinn, Isabelle Lee, Ed Ludlow, Mandeep Singh, Michael Shepard, Ryan Vlastelica, Scott Kronert, Lisa Abramowitz, Nora Melinda

    Following an investigation into an alleged affair with a subordinate and potential national security risks, Jensen Huang resigned as CEO of NVIDIA, prompting the appointment of CFO Colette Kress as interim leader and the separation of the Chairman and CEO roles under new Chairman Harvey C. Jones. The abrupt leadership transition triggered a 12–13% plunge in NVIDIA's stock value while prompting legal scrutiny from the U.S. Justice Department and multiple congressional inquiries regarding export control violations. Although operations are confirmed to continue without interruption, the market now faces significant uncertainty regarding the company's long-term strategic direction and the preservation of its high-level government and supply chain relationships.

  4. Bloomberg Television2h 24m

    Bloomberg Surveillance 11/12/2026

    Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz, Annmarie Hordern, Matt Bloxham, Angelo Zino, Keith Lerner, Tyler Kendall, Ed Mills, Ted Mortonson, Matt Bryson, Mike Pyle, Brad Carson, Nathaniel Rosenbaum, Peter Tchir, Jay Goldberg, Tom Porcelli, Matt Witheiler, Ed Ludlow, Vani Quinn

    Following the immediate resignation of CEO Jensen Huang amid allegations involving extramarital affairs and national security concerns, NVIDIA's board has appointed CFO Colette Kress as interim leader while separating the chair role for the first time. This sudden governance overhaul triggered an 11% pre-market stock plunge that erased nearly $700 billion in market value and sparked investor rotation toward competitors like AMD and Alphabet. Simultaneously, the scandal has intensified geopolitical scrutiny, prompting U.S. lawmakers to demand stricter export controls that could disrupt the broader AI ecosystem and complicate upcoming diplomatic negotiations.