Nvidia stock sinks after CEO Jensen Huang resigns

Breaking Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns amid alleged affair with suspected spy; CFO to serve as interim chief executive Stock Market Nvidia stock sinks after CEO Jensen Huang resigns Huang reportedly carried out an extramarital affair with an alleged spy. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is resigning after his affair raises national security concerns. AP Photo/Markus Schreiber By Max Zahn Thursday, November 12, 2026 2:41PM Share Follow ABC7 on Google Shares of Nvidia sank on Thursday morning after the tech company announced the resignation of CEO Jensen Huang . Nvidia stock fell more than 13%, putting the stock price at $150.05. Colette Kress, current executive vice president and chief financial officer, will serve as interim CEO , the company said in a statement on Thursday. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns amid alleged affair with suspected spy; CFO to serve as interim chief executive 9 minutes ago EXCLUSIVE: Teen surfer helps save person after jump from Golden Gate Bridge 2 hours ago Level 2 storm to bring rain, dangerous surf to Bay Area and more than a foot of snow to the Sierra 2 hours ago Huang's resignation comes amid reports of Huang's alleged affair with an alleged Chinese spy . This is a developing story. Please check back for updates. Report a correction or typo Copyright © 2026 ABC News Internet Ventures. Related Topics BUSINESS STOCK MARKET STOCKS U.S. & WORLD Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns amid alleged affair with suspected spy 9 minutes ago Anthropic seeks $70 to $78 a share in new IPO filing Dow plunges 1,800 points, wiping out gains from midterm results rally Dow closes up 1,500 points as Democrats take control of Congress Live Streams ON NOW Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns amid alleged affair with suspected spy 9 minutes ago Teen surfer help save person after jump from Golden Gate Bridge 2 hours ago Level 2 storm to bring rain, dangerous surf to Bay Area 2 hours ago NYC collapse investigation focuses on building's history, nearby construction 3 hours ago Stephen Curry releases social media video defending wife Ayesha