Nvidia’s meteoric rise in the past few years has been good news for its CEO, Jensen Huang. The chipmaker hit a trillion-dollar valuation in 2023 and has shown few signs of slowing down amid the AI boom. In July 2025, Nvidia became the first company to crack the $4 trillion mark. By October 2025, the
Vietnam’s cheap coffee is “no longer going to be attractive to export” as the European Union tightens its sustainability rules, Binu Jacob, chairman and managing director of Nestlé Vietnam, warned last week at the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 Summit in Ho Chi Minh City on Nov. 3. The Southeast Asian nation is the world’s second-largest
The internet is making light of Jensen Huang’s decidedly dark start to the week. The Nvidia CEO told staff on Sunday that he had been unfaithful to his wife. Social media accounts quickly began spoofing Huang’s infidelity. One account turned Huang into the viral Coldplay “kiss cam” moment, when Astronomer’s former CEO, Andy Byron, and
Traders are already betting on whether embattled Jensen Huang, who admitted to an extramarital affair with a suspected Chinese spy, will stay on as head of Nvidia. Platforms including Kalshi and Polymarket were quick to offer wagers on Huang’s future since the CEO acknowledged his affair Sunday, and the early results are in his favor.
Jensen Huang was scheduled to speak at two tech events this week. Then the CEO disclosed he had an affair, and Nvidia’s board opened an investigation. Ahead of its expected IPO next week, Anthropic is hosting a private CEO forum this week in Montecito. Huang was set to be interviewed by an Anthropic executive on
A record hack, a blue wave and a tech stock rout have given Bitcoin investors plenty to worry about. Yet the leading cryptocurrency has fallen only about 1% in the past 24 hours and now trades near $75,000. “It could have gotten hit a lot harder,” said John LaForge, chief alternatives strategist at Ned Davis
