Nvidia to investigate CEO Jensen Huang over China spy ties
Nvidia has hired a law firm and a former federal prosecutor to investigate CEO Jensen Huang's alleged involvement with a woman suspected of spying for China.
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Nvidia has hired a law firm and a former federal prosecutor to investigate CEO Jensen Huang's alleged involvement with a woman suspected of spying for China.
A 41-year-old US Army officer was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia and violating national security laws.
Aron Orban, brother of the former Hungarian Prime Minister, was arrested for alleged involvement in a migrant smuggling ring; Viktor Orban called the move political revenge.
A wave of Ukrainian drone strikes in recent weeks has disrupted operations at nine major Russian refineries.
Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot ordered the cancellation of a meeting with Likud representatives following Benjamin Netanyahu's Knesset speech.
OpenAI has launched a new feature allowing businesses to manage official profiles on the ChatGPT platform.
Two separate tanker truck rollovers occurred in the states of Louisiana and Tennessee, causing traffic disruptions and one injury.
US inflation rose by 0.4% in October, exceeding expectations and fueling speculation that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates in December.
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dismissed impeachment efforts against him, labeling them a political spectacle driven by ego.
The U.S. Secretary of State dismissed claims that refraining from military action signifies a stalemate in policy toward Tehran.
AI startup Anthropic is proceeding with its IPO plans, targeting a valuation of approximately $1.4 trillion.
Following a request from members of parliament, Amir Ohana has scheduled the vote on his replacement for early next week.
The US consumer price index recorded a monthly increase higher than forecasts, fueling concerns that the Federal Reserve may tighten interest rate policy.
Members of the 26th Knesset were sworn in today at a festive ceremony, against the backdrop of ongoing government formation efforts and moves to replace the Speaker.
Temperatures are expected to drop tonight, with partly cloudy and mild weather continuing across Israel tomorrow.
12 people were killed in a traffic accident involving over 50 vehicles on a highway in eastern Bulgaria.
Knesset members from the 'Change Bloc' formally filed a motion to replace Speaker Ohana, while announcing intended appointments for parliamentary committees.
Brent crude futures fell below $90 a barrel as President Trump signaled that further military action against Iran is unnecessary amid ongoing talks.
Greek MP Andreas Panagiotopoulos has formally resigned from his position, as previously announced.
An actor and another suspect have been released following their testimony regarding their alleged involvement in a massive tax fraud network in Thessaloniki.
The US consumer price index rose by 0.4% in October, exceeding market expectations, fueling concerns over potential Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
A new investigation suggests Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang helped transfer billions in chips to China, bypassing US export restrictions.
An MK from Otzma Yehudit has proposed a bill to dissolve the 26th Knesset amid the ongoing deadlock in coalition negotiations.
The U.S. Secretary of Defense rejects allegations against him and defends his handling of Iran, ahead of a scheduled vote in the House.
AI startup Anthropic is targeting a high valuation for its upcoming IPO, according to Reuters and ANSA.
S&P 500 futures dropped sharply following the release of new inflation data for October.
Members of the 26th Knesset were sworn in today at the plenum in the presence of President Isaac Herzog.
Yisrael Beiteinu chair signals support for a compromise on the draft law to avoid elections, while ruling out joining a Netanyahu-led government.
Following a cyberattack on supermarket refrigeration systems, France will call for EU sanctions and summon the Iranian ambassador for a reprimand.
Former PM Bennett and Eisenkot are working to form an emergency government, while reports suggest Netanyahu is concerned about Eisenkot's prospects.
The first negotiations since February have begun with US mediation, as Russia demands territorial concessions and military restrictions.
MK Liran Avishar Ben-Horin is set to become the first woman to chair the Knesset Finance Committee, a move sparking debate over potential conflicts of interest.
Prime Minister Netanyahu will appoint Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar as Interior Minister, as the Change Bloc prepares to replace the Knesset Speaker.
The US military relocated aircraft from the RAF Mildenhall base in the UK to other locations following security alerts regarding Iran.
The move targets oil companies, banks, and nuclear procurement firms after sanctions were previously lifted in 2016.
The lawyer for Aron Orban, brother of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, claims his client reached out to authorities voluntarily before being suspected of any crime.
Tesla has announced that it will end production of the Cybertruck in approximately eight months.
A celebrated veteran musician is preparing for a return to live performances following a hiatus necessitated by a complex surgery.
Prime Minister Netanyahu is expected to bring Gideon Sa'ar's appointment as Interior Minister to the cabinet for approval tomorrow, filling a position left vacant for over a year.
Conflicting reports in Hungary regarding fuel prices, with some sources reporting a decrease while others highlight a significant rise.
Sonol, Afcon, and Pantellite have announced a joint venture to build a power plant and a data center with an investment of approximately 4 billion shekels.
Delegations from Ukraine and Russia have met in Abu Dhabi to discuss ending the war, following diplomatic involvement by India.
The US Food and Drug Administration is mandating a new safety warning on all GLP-1 receptor agonist medications.
A Federal Reserve governor hinted at a potential 50-basis-point hike in December, while the Bank of England signaled that rate increases remain an option.
New members of the 26th Knesset toured the chamber ahead of today's inauguration, while Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party proposed Matan Kahana for speaker.
Borussia Dortmund fans are protesting against goal celebrations by Felix Nmecha, which are linked to a controversial Christian movement.
The 26th Knesset convenes today for the swearing-in ceremony of its members, with a significant number of first-time lawmakers.
An investigation has been launched following the deaths of three workers in a safety incident at a Tata iPhone components plant in Hosur, India.
Driven by a boom in exports related to artificial intelligence, China's trade surplus has reached a new record high.
Oil prices retreated as signs of US restraint toward Iran eased concerns over potential supply disruptions.
Mining firm Lindian has signed an agreement to supply 30,000 tons of monazite ore from Malawi to a refinery annually.
Yedioth Ahronoth journalist Amichai Attali rejects Yinon Magal's claims regarding his removal from the Channel 14 panel and presents a different version of events.
The German chipmaker expects significant growth in demand and has pledged to increase profitability in the coming fiscal year.
U.S. President Trump confirmed the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's link to a suspected Chinese intelligence operative, adding that Huang denied knowing her background.
Sixteen suspects in the operation of a network of 250 shell companies are expected to appear before an investigator today in Greece.
The 120 members of the 26th Knesset will be sworn in today at a ceremony attended by top officials, amid planned demonstrations outside the building.
The US military has increased security at UK airbases and evacuated refueling aircraft, according to reports.
POSCO International has completed the construction of its second LNG terminal in Gwangyang with an investment of approximately 949.2 billion won.
Clear and comfortable weather is expected across Israel, while heavy rain hits several global cities.
U.S. President Donald Trump addressed the probe into Jensen Huang regarding his alleged ties to a Chinese intelligence operative.
Mining company Barrick Gold reported a 41% rise in earnings alongside an announcement regarding an upcoming initial public offering.
An Iranian official clarified that there are no talks with the U.S. and demanded that Washington surrender to seven conditions set by Tehran.
Nvidia stock faces pressure as the company probes CEO Jensen Huang's affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese intelligence operative.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the tensions with Iran are at a status quo and that he does not see a necessity for a military strike at this stage.
Security personnel at a Washington D.C. synagogue detained an armed man at the entrance; police are not currently investigating the incident as a hate crime.
Leaders of Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, and Turkey have contacted the US President, requesting he prioritize a diplomatic solution over resuming strikes.