NYT: US Believes Woman Close to Huang Was a Spy, Miller New Chief of Staff, More
Summary
Bloomberg News Now covers a report that a woman close to NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang was allegedly recruited by Chinese intelligence to gather information on AI chips. The episode also details President Trump’s White House staff reshuffle, the rejection of a California billionaire tax, and Vice President Vance’s involvement in indirect ceasefire talks with Iran. Additionally, it highlights OpenAI’s $11 billion funding round, recent stock market declines, and strong U.S. job growth data.
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Allegations of Chinese spy targeting NVIDIA CEO
Trump taps Stephen Miller as new White House Chief of Staff
California voters reject billionaire tax Proposition 40
Vance involved in indirect talks with Iran on ceasefire
OpenAI closes $11 billion funding round at $1.25T valuation
Stock market recap: S&P 500 drops for fourth straight week
Labor market data shows strong job creation and low inflation risk
Congressman Liccardo on need for AI regulation and data center oversight
Colorado voters approve graduated income tax structure
Friday market closing numbers and commodity prices
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