S&P 500 gains 3.5% this week as Nvidia falls nearly 12% after Huang probe

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S&P 500 gains 3.5% this week as Nvidia falls nearly 12% after Huang probe

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Nvidia shares have dropped nearly 12% while the S&P 500 is up this week. The slide followed an investigation into Jensen Huang, who resigned as CEO on Thursday.

This week to date, the S&P 500 has gained 3.5%, even as Nvidia's shares plunged nearly 12%.

The decline came after an investigation was launched into Jensen Huang. Huang resigned as CEO on Thursday following reports of extramarital affairs.

According to MarketWatch, if Nvidia's problems have done anything good for the stock market, it is that investors have been forced to look up from the poster child of the artificial-intelligence trade. They now have to remember the other stocks on the board.

Source: MarketWatch (snippet-based)

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