The Weekly Wrap: Some Kind of Huang-derful
\n\nWelcome back to Friday! This is the Breitbart Business Digest Weekly Wrap, where we aim to see improvements in key areas that don’t involve romantic entanglements with agents of any Chinese ministry.
\n\nThis week, the head of the world’s most important technology company was brought down by what may have been a combination of the world’s first and second oldest professions. It wasn’t the spy lady who broke the Nvidia camel’s back, though. It was the HR violation. Meanwhile, Microsoft’s email server decided to show its solidarity with the victims of Chinese espionage capers by refusing to serve emails.
\n\nJensen Huang is no longer running Nvidia. We thought his downfall was inevitable after it was reported by the New York Times and the Financial Times that he had an affair with a woman suspected of being a spy for China’s Ministry of State Security. The businesswoman, who is confusingly named Alice Huang, was recruited to collect information on the Nvidia chief executive, according to a New York Times story sourced to “people briefed on the intelligence.”
\n\nWeirdly, however, it seemed for a brief moment that he was going to survive this sleeping-with-the-enemy story.
Original source: https://www.breitbart.com/economy/
