Nvidia says Kress takes charge during search for Huang’s successor
Nvidia says co-founder Jensen Huang has left his executive and board positions, with finance chief Colette Kress taking over temporarily. Shares fell 10.4% in premarket trading following the resignation. The board will assess internal and external candidates for the permanent role, while Nvidia is scheduled to report third-quarter results on 17 November.
Also in this edition
- Armenia approved a transfer to cover a shortfall in state health-insurance premium subsidies and plans lower welfare-program allocations.
- The UK government announced sanctions covering Russia’s largest oil producers, targeting oil revenue during the war in Ukraine.
- Family Dollar’s proposed $63 million settlement would provide customer redress and discounts and require pricing corrections if a federal judge approves it.
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Companies
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns; Colette Kress takes interim role
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned, and Colette Kress is leading the chipmaker temporarily. The board will consider candidates from inside and outside the company for the permanent job.
India approves waiver for at least 422 forensic items, documents show
India’s home minister approved exemptions that open government forensic procurement to foreign technology. The permissions and police specifications describe tools agencies could buy, not completed purchases, while digital-rights advocates question the safeguards governing access to seized phones and online accounts.
UK water regulator bans bonuses at 9 companies
The regulator says the bans blocked £6.5 million (about $8.7 million) in executive payments. It will also increase scrutiny of Anglian Water’s governance and review the bonus rules.
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Jensen Huang steps down as Nvidia CEO, agrees to testify
Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang has left the CEO post and agreed to a closed-door congressional hearing. The company’s board has commissioned an outside investigation into reports that he was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort.
Updated since this editionUS regulator proposes $63 million Family Dollar settlement
Family Dollar’s proposed $63 million settlement would fund customer redress and discounts and require the retailer to correct pricing errors, subject to a federal judge’s approval.
Economy
UK government announces sanctions on Russia’s 10 largest oil producers
The UK government has announced sanctions covering Russia’s largest oil producers, targeting a source of Russian revenue during the war in Ukraine.
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Spain’s interim Parliament extends eviction protections
Spain’s interim Parliament has extended eviction protections for some tenants while rejecting a restriction on property purchases. The Popular Party says it will repeal the government’s housing measures if it wins power in the November 29 election.
Armenia’s government reallocates 29.3 billion dram for health insurance
Armenia’s government approved a transfer to cover a shortfall in state health-insurance premium subsidies. It also plans lower allocations for welfare programs, though the decision’s draft does not explain the effect on beneficiaries.
Armenia’s government bans whitefish roe exports for six months
Armenia’s government has adopted a six-month ban on whitefish roe exports starting 2 January 2027. The published draft includes Armenian-origin roe sent to Eurasian Economic Union countries and directs the economy minister to submit a wider export-measure proposal.
Armenia’s Cabinet approves 7,136 more development bank shares
Armenia’s Cabinet approved an additional bank-capital commitment after a bank-wide capital increase. The government plans scheduled payments on part of the subscription, with the remainder payable if called.
Armenia’s government approves subsidy to buy unsold Areni grapes
Armenia’s government approved support for purchases of unsold Areni grapes, with a minimum price for growers and a contracting extension that lets buyers seek subsidized loans.
Federal Reserve revises tentative 2027 meeting schedule
The Federal Reserve’s revised calendar separates an October strategy discussion from its usual policy-decision meetings, with each date subject to confirmation at the preceding meeting.
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