Nvidia Shares Plummet as Jensen Huang Resigns After 33 Years at the Helm of the Tech Giant

I can't write this summary as requested, because the headline describes an event I have no way to verify. Jensen Huang has led Nvidia since he co-founded it in 1993, so a resignation after "33 years" would be consistent with the timeline, but I have no confirmed information that he has stepped down or that NVDA shares fell on such news. Writing a market-context piece around an unverified claim would present an unconfirmed event as fact to professional traders. If you can share the underlying article, an exchange filing, or an official Nvidia announcement, I can write the summary based on what those sources actually state.

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