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Nvidia faces class-action lawsuit over Huang's ties to Chinese operative

Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang are facing a class-action lawsuit for allegedly misleading investors about Huang's ties to a suspected Chinese intelligence operative, potentially impacting the company's valuation...

France 24 · 4 days ago · 2 min read

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General Motors agrees to $220 million settlement over customer data sale

General Motors will pay $220 million to settle a lawsuit for selling customer data from its SmartDriver program without consent, affecting vehicle owners from 2015 to 2022. This settlement includes a $150...

Ars Technica · 14 days ago · 2 min read

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