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A new controversy is emerging around NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang.
According to claims attributed to The New York Times, Huang was allegedly caught on video in an intimate encounter with a female employee at the company.
The footage reportedly surfaced after someone secretly recorded the interaction.
If confirmed, this could create another major headache for NVIDIA, raising questions about workplace conduct, corporate governance, and the future of its leadership.
This story is getting increasingly complicated.
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Something about the situation surrounding Jensen Huang doesn't sit right with me.
I'm not defending his personal decisions, but the way this story keeps resurfacing week after week makes me wonder whether there's more going on behind the scenes.
Plenty of powerful tech CEOs, including Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates, have faced public scrutiny over their personal lives. But I can't recall seeing this level of sustained attention directed at one CEO in quite the same way.
Could this simply be media attention spiraling out of control? Or is there a bigger corporate power struggle happening behind closed doors?
I don't know who's behind it, or whether anyone is behind it at all. But the timing and persistence of this controversy raise some interesting questions.
Is this really just a personal scandal, or is Jensen Huang becoming a target in a much bigger fight over NVIDIA's future?
Something about the situation surrounding Jensen Huang doesn't sit right with me.
I'm not defending his personal decisions, but the way this story keeps resurfacing week after week makes me wonder whether there's more going on behind the scenes.
Plenty of powerful tech CEOs, including Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates, have faced public scrutiny over their personal lives. But I can't recall seeing this level of sustained attention directed at one CEO in quite the same way.
Could this simply be media attention spiraling out of control? Or is there a bigger corporate power struggle happening behind closed doors?
I don't know who's behind it, or whether anyone is behind it at all. But the timing and persistence of this controversy raise some interesting questions.
Is this really just a personal scandal, or is Jensen Huang becoming a target in a much bigger fight over NVIDIA's future?
BREAKING: Jensen Huang's daughter, Madison Huang, emerges as the leading candidate to become Nvidia's next CEO.
See all candidates: https://t.co/Ijsq636OPo
A foreigner in Thailand spilled his Coke on the floor at McDonald’s.
A cleaner came over, looked at the mess, and said nothing. Didn’t even look at him. He apologized, and still got silence.
He was sure she hated him.
Then a staff member came over and explained: she’s deaf and can’t speak. She wasn’t ignoring him. She just couldn’t answer.
Sometimes the cold shoulder isn’t a cold shoulder
A foreigner in Thailand spilled his Coke on the floor at McDonald’s.
A cleaner came over, looked at the mess, and said nothing. Didn’t even look at him. He apologized, and still got silence.
He was sure she hated him.
Then a staff member came over and explained: she’s deaf and can’t speak. She wasn’t ignoring him. She just couldn’t answer.
Sometimes the cold shoulder isn’t a cold shoulder
.@arcus_xyz week 6 stats before the next distribution
1. average position size
$133.6K, down 15.2% from $157.5K last week
2. hold time
32 hours on average for positions closed this week
3. volume and OI
• my volume: $656.4K of Arcus’s $1.876B, a 0.035% share
• my average OI: $133.7K of Arcus’s $106.3M, about 0.13%
largest positions: $QQQ, $NVDA, $SPY, $CRCL
A dad on TikTok (BOOSTED SPEED DEMON) went viral after finding out his 13-year-old son was bullying kids, including a girl he told to kill herself.
His response: put headgear and gloves on the kid, and have him punch his dad in the face “as hard as he could,” like he did to others.
The son refused and cried. The dad hit him back, twice.
love or abuse?