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Nvidia On Track To Lose More Than $700 Billion In Value As Jensen Huang Resigns
Nvidia became a key player in artificial intelligence due to its powerful semiconductors that fuel many of the world's leading AI firms.
November 13, 2026
The shock resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Thursday renewed pressure on the chipmaker's shares, with the company on track to lose more than $700 billion since the close of U.S. trading last week.
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Nvidia announced Huang's resignation on Thursday morning. In a statement, the company said Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress will take over as interim CEO.
Nvidia shares plunged $16.54, or 9.5%, to $157.19 in early trading. The latest drop comes after the stock shed 9.6% of its value in trading on Monday and Tuesday following the disclosure last weekend that Huang had an extramarital affair with a woman U.S. intelligence agencies believe was a Chinese asset.
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Nvidia, co-founded by Huang in 1993, became a key player in artificial intelligence due to its powerful semiconductors that fuel many of the world's leading AI firms. Because of Nvidia's importance to the growing industry, its chips are subject to export controls that limit their sales to China. Huang had pushed the Trump administration to relax some of those regulations.
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