BREAKING: Elon Musk announces that a petition is currently underway to reinstate Jensen Huang as CEO of Nvidia, $NVDA.
Musk says he will be signing the petition and supports Jensen Huang's return to the company.
🚨 NOW: Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent just made it clear that Nvidia Board forcing out Jensen Huang does NOT let the rest of the company off the hook ‼️
"We don't know for a fact Jensen Huang knew this."
"The story was on Jensen Huang's personal foibles. The REAL story should be, did Nvidia know their client? Was there a robust effort to make sure there was no leakage? That they were selling to what were obvious pass-through shell companies!"
"It's important ANYONE at the company THERE be held accountable for THAT."
Megaspeed became one of Nvidia's BIGGEST AI chip customers, reportedly spending more than $4 BILLION
There were already questions as to whether they were being routed to China. We can't hand China an inch!
The Board cannot just push out Huang and think it all goes away.
Yo solo espero que los ingenieros de Microsoft estén en ese bucle de: "No puedo entrar en Authenticator porque Authenticator me pide un código que debe salirme en Authenticator y que no me sale porque no puedo entrar en la Authenticator". ¡Que sufran!
My wealthy uncle bought a massive private estate in New Jersey and got hit with an $80,000-a-year property tax bill.
Most people would just complain and pay it.
Instead, he fenced off a tiny corner of the property, brought in 8 goats, planted five cheap pine trees, and started selling bundles of firewood out of the back of a pickup truck.
When the town tax collector showed up for his annual inspection, his jaw dropped. Right next to luxury manicured lawns, a guy was stacking hay and selling logs.
The collector turned bright red and yelled that you can't classify a multimillion-dollar luxury estate as a working farm just by parking a few goats near the fence.
Except when they pulled up the state tax code, the county couldn't do a single thing about it.
Under New Jersey's Farmland Assessment Act, any property over 5 contiguous acres that generates at least $500 to $1,000 a year selling wood, hay, or livestock qualifies for agricultural tax rates.
By keeping 8 goats and selling a few hundred dollars worth of firewood, his $80,000 property tax bill legally dropped to $600 a year.
Rich people don't work harder to dodge taxes….. they just read the exact loopholes written into the law while the rest of us get crushed by standard rates.
Dear Microsoft,
No rush. Take your time. Spend time with your family. Prioritize your mental health.
Happy Friday All
Sincerely,
Every corporate employee.😭