Ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Hires Law Firm That Struck Deal With Trump

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• Jensen Huang was a ‘China salesman’ for Nvidia. His exit is weighing on Chinese tech stocks.

  Market participants across the region are bracing for potentially tighter restrictions on crucial semiconductor supplies following a major leadership shift. The former executive previously championed ongoing hardware deliveries to Chinese firms, leaving technology shares vulnerable now that a vital advocate is gone. Investors fear the absence of this key industry voice will accelerate supply cutoffs for essential components.

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• Canada’s Stelco to recall 175 laid-off workers, restart Hamilton plant finishing lines

  Operational activities are ramping up at the Canadian steelmaker as production capabilities expand once again. The industrial producer is preparing to bring back previously displaced staff to support this planned processing turnaround. These staffing adjustments directly enable the facility to fulfill downstream steel manufacturing demands on site.

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• Trump Jr. out as Kalshi advisor after his firm's big investment in Polymarket

  A major investment shift has triggered an executive departure in the competitive prediction market sector. Donald Trump Jr. stepped away from his position after his investment firm backed a primary rival platform. His previous compensation arrangements had coincided with direct legal support provided to the startup by the federal government.

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