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• Nvidia hasn’t selected search firm for permanent Huang replacement, board tells CNBC

  Speculation regarding the leadership vacancy at the technology giant has prompted company directors to clarify where the transition process currently stands. The semiconductor maker is still working to select an external recruitment partner to steer the executive hunt. This early phase indicates that the search for the company's next chief executive is only beginning.

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• Wella Company files for NYSE IPO

  The beauty enterprise has submitted regulatory paperwork to launch an initial public offering on the public market. This planned listing on Wall Street serves as the organization's official transition toward operating as a publicly owned firm. Stakeholders will see the company establish a direct presence among major corporate peers on the trading floor.

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• Some investors and founders say they lost an ally in Jensen Huang; Nvidia held $48B in 229 private companies as of July and offered $165B in cloud backstops (New York Times)

  The chipmaking giant has woven itself deeply into the technology ecosystem through massive direct investments and substantial infrastructure guarantees. However, these expanding financial commitments have coincided with growing friction among external startup leaders and financiers who once viewed chief executive Jensen Huang as a supportive partner. This shifting sentiment underscores rising tensions between dominant industry incumbents and the broader venture ecosystem.

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