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Nvidia shares slide after fresh Huang allegations

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Shares in AI giant Nvidia fall following allegations CEO Jensen Huang had second affair.
And Singles' Day is the big retail event of the year for the Chinese economy, but early signs suggest shoppers aren't spending. With Black Friday and Cyber Monday a few weeks' away, and inflation running hotter than expected, will US consumers also be reluctant to spend?
And as Spain's first general strike in 14 years draws to a close, we hear from the picket lines in Madrid.
Photo: Lisi Niesner, Reuters.
11 Nov 6PM English United Kingdom Business

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