Huang Is Out at Nvidia as the Stock Falls 14 Percent at the Open
Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia chief executive on Thursday, and the stock fell as much as 14 percent at the open before closing down 4.34 percent.
Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia chief executive on Thursday, and the stock fell as much as 14 percent at the open before closing down 4.34 percent.
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