Musk says Nvidia will lose ’critical’ deals without Jensen Huang

More in Business

• Canada’s Stelco to recall 175 workers after government pressure

  Federal officials intervened after parent firm Cleveland-Cliffs attempted to cut staff despite binding acquisition terms that protect domestic employment through 2029. The retreat averts a severe legal battle over foreign ownership compliance while shielding unionized steel operations from cross-border trade friction.

  2 min read
• Bangladesh garment owners threaten to quit wage talks, shut factories indefinitely

  Manufacturers cite mounting violence and an absence of security guarantees as demonstrations over compensation escalate across key industrial hubs. An operational halt threatens severe disruption to the country's economic backbone during the critical pre-Christmas shipping rush. Employers have warned they will invoke labour laws permitting indefinite closures without pay unless unrest subsides.

  2 min read
• When tech founders leave, what happens to their companies?

  The sudden departure of Jensen Huang from Nvidia amid national security and misconduct allegations exposes the extreme market vulnerability of tech giants tied to visionary leaders. With the nearly $4 trillion artificial intelligence chipmaker at risk of a massive stock decline, the transition tests corporate governance in an industry heavily reliant on founder-driven success.

  6 min read