Nvidia slumps 35% from its peak as board meets to decide whether to oust Jensen Huang
Nvidia shares fell more than 10% in after-hours trading to as low as $156 after a new scandal involving CEO Jensen Huang came to light. According to The Wall Street Journal, the board will meet to decide whether to dismiss him. The stock is down 35% from its October 6 record high, when it was valued at $5.8 trillion; the loss in market value is now around $2 trillion. Nvidia will report third-quarter results on November 17.
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- The stock is down 35% from its October 6 high of $243.37, with market value falling from $5.8 trillion to under $3.77 trillion
- The board will meet to decide whether to dismiss Jensen Huang, according to The Wall Street Journal
- Independent board members hired former federal prosecutor Joon H. Kim to conduct an independent investigation
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