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The Kathmandu Post7 h ago

Nvidia board meets to decide CEO Huang’s future, source says

The reported move comes amid allegations of two extramarital affairs and scrutiny over Huang’s links to a Chinese businesswoman suspected of facilitating restricted chip shipments to China.

The Kathmandu Post1 d ago

COP31 leaders try out new sales pitch for climate action: do it for the economy

Consumer price pressures from fuel to food were a major driver in the US midterm elections ​that handed control of Congress to Democrats, and are an important vulnerability for leaders across Europe,…

The Kathmandu Post1 d ago

Industry Minister Sah visits India for CII Partnership Summit

Sah is scheduled to address the Trade Ministers’ Session and hold bilateral meetings to explore opportunities for expanding trade, investment and economic cooperation.

The Kathmandu Post1 d ago

Koshi recognises 13 additional languages for official use

The new provision brings the number of languages recognised for government business in the province to 14, including Nepali.

The Kathmandu Post2 d ago

Indian anti-dumping duties put Nepal’s jute industry under pressure

Higher duties in its biggest export market, coupled with the withdrawal of government incentives at home, are squeezing eastern Nepal’s jute industry, threatening its competitiveness, exports and job…

The Kathmandu Post2 d ago

Who is Alice Huang, the Chinese businesswoman tied to Nvidia’s CEO?

Former Chinese finance executive Alice Huang became Megaspeed International’s controlling shareholder in 2023 and is under scrutiny over alleged espionage links to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

The Kathmandu Post2 d ago

Trump says FBI is investigating Nvidia chief over alleged China spy links

The US president says Jensen Huang told him he had no idea the Chinese businesswoman was allegedly a spy, as Nvidia launches an internal investigation and its shares fall more than 4 percent.

The Kathmandu Post3 d ago

COP31 summit leaders urge world to move faster on climate

Turkey’s COP31 presidency has ​focused this year’s summit on a goal to electrify more than a third of the global economy by 2035, up from around a fifth today.