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'Tell Us': How the secret Nestle affair blew up

'Tell Us': How the secret Nestle affair blew up

Sources indicate the inquiry originated from a complaint filed through the corporation's whistleblowing mechanism called "Tell Us," which allows workers and external stakeholders to confidentially report possible breaches of corporate principles.

Nvidia stock: $4 trillion empire shows first cracks

Nvidia stock: $4 trillion empire shows first cracks

NVDA ticker shows 3% drop in after hours over new uncertainty over AI trajectory. Despite beating earnings projections, data center unit, larger than any other single chipmaker, posted $41.1 billion in revenue, slightly under expectations of $41.3 billion. But Huang notes that if more advanced products could be sold in China, Nvidia could tap into a $50 billion market growing 50% annually.

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If the sell-off extends, some institutional buying interest has been spotted between $140 and $150. As reported by The Tradable, that area could represent either a major buying opportunity or a short-lived recovery depending on how traders respond.