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Jensen Huang had a strict no one-on-one meetings rule for his 60 direct reports—and Nvidia’s interim CEO has a similar mantra: ‘We don’t waste a dime’

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Nvidia’s ex-CEO Jensen Huang said frequent meetings cluttered his schedule—and interim CEO Colette Kress is just as obsessed with speed.

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Forbes reported that Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia's CEO over reported affairs with employees and an alleged Chinese spy. The Financial Times reported that Nvidia lacks full insurance coverage for damages stemming from executives' conduct and is exposed to possible lawsuits. Bloomberg reported that Wall Street is bracing for a post-Huang Nvidia era.

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  1. Fortune(subscription required)Jensen Huang had a strict no one-on-one meetings rule for his 60 direct reports—and Nvidia’s interim CEO has a similar mantra: ‘We don’t waste a dime’Nvidia’s ex-CEO Jensen Huang said frequent meetings cluttered his schedule—and interim CEO Colette Kress is just as obsessed with speed.
  2. APJensen Huang
  3. NY PostNvidia’s Jensen Huang had clashed with interim CEO Colette Kress: ‘Deer in the headlights’Kress, 59 – Nvidia’s chief financial officer – had reportedly spent years as the one executive at Nvidia willing to push back on Huang’s riskiest bets.
  4. CNBCWhat's ahead for AI financing after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang departsJensen Huang’s resignation puts Nvidia’s AI financing strategy in focus as investors watch credit markets and neocloud exposure.
  5. NPRColette Kress becomes Nvidia's interim CEO after Jensen Huang resignsNvidia's CEO Jensen Huang is out, and the company's chief financial officer Colette Kress is taking over as interim CEO. She'll have to guide the company through an exceptionally challenging time.
  6. Financial Times(subscription required)Value Nvidia, not Huang
  7. CNNJim Cramer on Nvidia’s Jensen Huang: “He had to go”