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Chinese billionaire refuses to invest in Nvidia ‘without Jensen’ after CEO quits over affairs scandal

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Lang, E. (2026, November 13). Chinese billionaire refuses to invest in Nvidia ‘without Jensen’ after CEO quits over affairs scandal. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/13/business/chinese-billionaire-refuses-to-invest-in-nvidia-without-jensen-after-ceo-quits-over-affairs-scandal/

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New York Post · collected 2026-11-13 · by Emily Lang

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Singaporean billionaire Leo KoGuan, chairman of SHI International and a major Nvidia shareholder, announced on social media that he will not provide further investment to Nvidia following the resignation of CEO Jensen Huang over an affairs scandal. KoGuan, who previously invested roughly $1.3 billion in the company, stated he intends to redirect his capital toward SpaceX, Alphabet, and future ventures by Huang. The report highlights the turmoil surrounding Nvidia’s market cap and stock price, which fell 6% after Huang's admission of an affair with a Chinese national.
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This article reads unscored and hedges 29% of its claims. Each row says how that neighbour differs.
CBS News
Hedges 3 of 20 claims Outlet record 68/100
“Article A discusses Nvidia's investigation into CEO Jensen Huang regarding espionage allegations, while Article B focuses on a Chinese billionaire's refusal to invest in Nvidia without Jensen Huang after he resigns over an affairs scandal.”
The Guardian
Hedges 3 of 29 claims Outlet record 65/100
“The articles describe different events: one about the board meeting to decide on Jensen Huang's fate, and the other about a Chinese billionaire's reaction to Huang's resignation.”
Daily Mail
Hedges 8 of 43 claims Outlet record 70/100
“While both articles discuss the fallout from Nvidia's CEO affairs scandal, they describe different specific events: one about the company's market value loss and internal investigation, the other about a billionaire investor's reaction and refusal to invest without the CEO.”
The Independent
Hedges 1 of 9 claims Outlet record 59/100
“Article A discusses Nvidia's stock performance and questions about CEO Jensen Huang's future due to an affair, while Article B reports on a Chinese billionaire's investment stance after Huang's resignation, which is a subsequent event.”

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Emily Lang
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Bloomberg News New Jersey Nvidia SHI International Singapore

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Nvidia ORG · 9× Huang PERSON · 5× KoGuan PERSON · 5× New Jersey GPE · 2× Bloomberg News ORG · 1× Jensen PERSON · 1× Jensen Huang PERSON · 1× Leo KoGuan PERSON · 1× SHI International ORG · 1× Singapore GPE · 1×

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He previously invested about $1.3 billion in Nvidia, which has seen its stock price plummet since revelations of Huang’s extramarital affairs surfaced — declining further in the wake of his stunning Thursday resignation.
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“I will invest more in other si companies.

Claims (14 extracted, 4 hedged)

“No further investment without Jensen,” Leo KoGuan told Bloomberg News, according to an article published Friday. uncertain
KoGuan → tell → article
The Singapore-based fat cat is chairman and co-founder of New Jersey-based SHI International, an IT infrastructure company and cloud provider, with a $13.2 billion fortune, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. uncertain
cat → base → Index
He previously invested about $1.3 billion in Nvidia, which has seen its stock price plummet since revelations of Huang’s extramarital affairs surfaced — declining further in the wake of his stunning Thursday resignation. asserted
revelations → invest → resignation
KoGuan took to X to say he sees nothing changed about Nvidia’s trajectory over the next three years, but was voting against the company with his pocketbook, anyway. asserted
nothing → take → pocketbook
“I will invest more in other si companies. asserted
I → invest → companies
I hope and plan to invest in Jensen Huang if he creates or buys si company. asserted
he → hope → company
I hope he will offer me the opportunity to invest in his future company,” he said, using the shorthand for super intelligence that some use instead of the phrase AI. asserted
some → hope → phrase
KoGuan, who co-founded a software company based in New Jersey, told Bloomberg he plans on increasing investments in SpaceX and Google’s parent company, Alphabet. asserted
he → co → SpaceX
KoGuan has a record of investing in big tech names. asserted
KoGuan → have → names
He is one of the largest Tesla shareholders, and this past March declared his purchase of 1 million Nvidia shares. “I am convinced AI is NOT a bubble, it is only the beginning,” he declared at the time. asserted
he → declare → time
KoGuan lamented Huang’s situation throughout the week, praising him online as a “good guy” and saying Huang’s strengths were far more important than his weaknesses. “I demand the NVDA board and the world to retain him as CEO of Nvidia,” KoGuan wrote on X. Huang has long been seen as synonymous with the company he founded over 30 years ago, prompting questions about Nvidia’s fate without him at the helm. Nvidia’s stock is down 6% since Huang admitted Sunday to an affair with alleged Chinese spy Alice Huang, no relation. As Nvidia’s market cap shrinks, the reverberations could be felt across Silicon Valley and beyond. uncertain
reverberations → lament → Valley
As of the end of July, Nvidia held $48 billion worth of stakes in more than 200 companies, according to the New York Times. uncertain
Nvidia → hold → Times
The company recently doubled its investments in startups and made it easier for them to form partnerships with the chipmaker. asserted
them → double → chipmaker
“Nvidia is the central bank of A.I. and all of a sudden, the Fed chairman is out,” Tomasz Tunguz, an investor at Theory Ventures, told the Gray Lady. asserted
Tunguz → tell → Lady
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