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Board of Nvidia preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, Report

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The board of directors at Nvidia is considering removing CEO Jensen Huang from his position due to multiple allegations of extramarital affairs. Specifically, Huang is accused of having a relationship with Kimberly Powell, who works under him as vice president of healthcare, and another affair with a suspected Chinese spy. These incidents violate Nvidia’s code of conduct which requires employees to avoid personal relationships that could create conflict or misconduct.
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Chinese Nvidia Times the New York Times the Wall Street Journal

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Nvidia ORG · 5× Chinese NORP · 2× Huang PERSON · 2× Jensen Huang PERSON · 2× Kimberly Powell PERSON · 2× the New York Times ORG · 2× Times ORG · 1× the Wall Street Journal ORG · 1×

Narrative

Under Nvidia’s code of conduct, the Times reported, “employees are told to ‘avoid situations where our actions create conflict’ including ‘personal relationships,’ and the company states that it ‘promptly investigates reports of misconduct.’”
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Board of Nvidia preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, Report · assertive framing
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Board of Nvidia preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, Report asserted
Board → prepare → Huang
In addition to his affair with a suspected Chinese spy, the New York Times reported Wednesday that Huang also had an extramarital relationship with Kimberly Powell, 48, Nvidia's vice president of healthcare, who reports directly to him. asserted
who → suspect → him
The board of Nvidia is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang amid growing concerns about his leadership of the AI giant following news of a second extramarital affair, according to the Wall Street Journal. uncertain
board → prepare → Journal
In addition to his affair with a suspected Chinese spy, the New York Times reported Wednesday that Huang also had an extramarital relationship with Kimberly Powell, 48, Nvidia's vice president of healthcare, who reports directly to him. asserted
who → suspect → him
Under Nvidia’s code of conduct, the Times reported, “employees are told to ‘avoid situations where our actions create conflict’ including ‘personal relationships,’ and the company states that it ‘promptly investigates reports of misconduct.’” asserted
it → report → misconduct
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