Jensen Huang's resignation leaves Nvidia without a founder-CEO or a named successor. Kress is interim CEO. The affair with a Megaspeed executive has also drawn attention to gaps in export controls, including how chips are tracked in Southeast Asia and whether Chinese firms can rent restricted GPUs remotely.
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Regulation on AT Pulse covers rules, enforcement & market structure. The desk has published 6 stories tagged Regulation across 1 daily edition, on November 12, 2026, citing 68 linked references. The most frequent original sources are Abnormal Returns, Bloomberg Markets, and Financial Times · Markets. Stories here most often overlap with Stocks, Markets, and Funds & ETFs.
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Martin Schmalz argues on Rational Reminder #435 that cheaper index funds can lower investors' overall welfare
Oxford professor Martin Schmalz, on Rational Reminder episode #435, argues that very cheap index funds push money from bonds into stocks, lifting prices and cutting future returns, and revisits his contested research linking shared fund ownership of airlines to higher fares.
Jensen Huang Resigns as Nvidia CEO After Megaspeed Affair; Scrutiny Turns to Chip Export Gaps in Southeast Asia
Jensen Huang has quit as Nvidia CEO after admitting an affair with a Megaspeed executive.
Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO after affair with an executive at chip reseller Megaspeed
Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia CEO on November 12 after admitting an affair with a Megaspeed executive U.S. intelligence suspects of spying for Beijing, plus a reported relationship with an Nvidia vice president.
Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO amid spying probe; CFO Colette Kress named interim chief
Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia's CEO and director on November 11, days after reports linked him to a woman US officials reportedly view as a Chinese intelligence asset.
Nvidia Board Meets on Whether to Oust CEO Jensen Huang Amid Affair and Intelligence Probe
Nvidia's board met late on November 11 to consider removing Jensen Huang, three days after opening a probe into his affair with a Megaspeed executive whom US officials reportedly tie to Chinese intelligence.
Anthropic sets $70–$78 IPO range, targeting about $1.4 trillion valuation days after Nasdaq rout
Anthropic has set a $70–$78 range for 825 million shares, implying up to about $1.4 trillion, days after the Nasdaq 100's worst session since 2020.
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