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Nvidia board reportedly preparing to remove CEO Jensen Huang; shares fall 8% after hours

Nvidia’s board is reportedly preparing to remove CEO Jensen Huang, with shares falling about 8% after hours to as low as $158.76 on Nov. 11, below the one-year low of $164.27. The reported move follows a Nov. 8 board investigation into Huang’s conduct and a securities class action filed Nov. 9. Nvidia declined to comment and no official decision had been announced as of premarket Nov. 12.

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The significance here is governance risk, not the after-hours move itself: a reported board push against a founder-CEO at the center of the AI trade tests how much of Nvidia's valuation rests on leadership continuity. The sequence — investigation, class action, then reports of removal — matters because it suggests a process already underway rather than a single headline shock. What's worth watching is whether the board formalizes anything, since Nvidia has declined to comment and no decision has been announced; until then, the reported move remains unconfirmed and the market is pricing speculation.

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