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Nvidia shares slide after a media report about Jensen Huang

Nvidia stock moved lower in late trading on Wednesday after a newspaper report concerning the personal conduct of Jensen Huang.

Nvidia shares slide after a media report about Jensen Huang
KEY POINTS
  1. 01Nvidia shares fell on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, after a newspaper report about Jensen Huang
  2. 02The report concerns his personal life and is an unproven claim
  3. 03The sources give no price or percentage figure for the decline
  4. 04No company response is included in the available material

Nvidia shares slid on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, after a newspaper report about Jensen Huang. The report concerns his personal conduct.

What happened

The stock moved lower once the report circulated in the evening in New York. The available material gives no price level or percentage change for the decline. It also contains no statement from Nvidia or from Huang.

Why it matters

Nvidia is a heavily followed stock, and news about its leadership can move the shares even when it has no link to the business. The claims in the report are unproven, and this article does not repeat them as fact.

What to watch next

Investors will look for any response from the company or from Huang. They will also look at how the shares trade in the next regular session.

Sources:cnbc.com

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