Nvidia board weighs Jensen Huang’s future and 5 dead in Brooklyn building collapse: Morning Rundown

Nvidia’s board meets over CEO’s future as the AI giant reels from the China spy scandal. At least two people are dead after a building collapse in Brooklyn. And, how American Legion halls are adapting as the veteran population shrinks.

Nvidia’s board was addressing CEO Jensen Huang’s future at the company last night, two sources familiar with the matter told NBC News, as the American chipmaking giant reeled from the scandal surrounding its leader’s affair with an alleged Chinese spy.

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Nvidia shares dropped almost 9% in after-hours trading amid multiple reports that Huang’s future hung in the balance. The company’s board met following a new report in The New York Times that he also had a relationship with an Nvidia executive who reported to him.

Citing five people who worked at Nvidia, the newspaper reported that Huang had an affair with another woman, in addition to a woman who was suspected of being a Chinese spy.

Huang wrote in a note to employees Sunday that he had been “unfaithful to his wife,” though he did not specify details. NBC News…

Original source: https://www.nbcnews.com/business