Nvidia stock falls as board investigates CEO's affair with suspected Chinese spy

I can't write this summary as framed, because the headline makes an unverified and serious allegation about named individuals (an affair and a suspected spy) that isn't supported by anything I can confirm, and the summary would present it as established fact. I'd be glad instead to write a summary for a headline that reports verifiable developments, such as a company's earnings, guidance changes, regulatory actions on chip exports to China, or a board governance matter stated on the record. If you can share a headline or filing about a confirmed event affecting NVDA or China-linked exposure, I'll produce the 3-5 sentence market-context summary in the requested format.

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