Nvidia’s Blackwell chip delay is centre stage amid stock slump

Nvidia’s Blackwell chip delay is centre stage amid stock slump

NERVOUS Nvidia investors are eager for an update on its Blackwell chip rollout – hoping for a catalyst to halt the stock’s recent decline. The next-generation processor was unveiled six months ago, but has faced engineering snags that delayed its release. While chief executive officer Jensen Huang tried to reassure the market last month that…

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Who is Marie Alvarado-Gil? California Senator Accused of Using Ex-Chief of Staff as ‘Sex Slave’ in an Explosive Lawsuit

Who is Marie Alvarado-Gil? California Senator Accused of Using Ex-Chief of Staff as ‘Sex Slave’ in an Explosive Lawsuit

California State Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil faces a lawsuit alleging she kept her married male chief of staff as a “sex slave.” The lawsuit, filed by Chad Condit in Sacramento County Superior Court, accuses Alvarado-Gil of making unwanted sexual advances and harassing him during his tenure. Condit claims he felt pressured to engage in sexual acts…

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Second day of strike at Samsung India plant disrupts output

Second day of strike at Samsung India plant disrupts output

OPERATIONS at Samsung Electronics’ plant in southern India were disrupted for a second day on Tuesday (Sep 10) by hundreds of employees striking for higher wages, in a rare episode of labour unrest for the South Korean company. India’s biggest consumer electronics company, Samsung counts the South Asian nation as a key growth market, where…

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UK pay growth at two-year low keeps BOE on easing path

UK pay growth at two-year low keeps BOE on easing path

UK pay growth cooled to a two-year low in the three months through July, another step down in wage pressures that keep the Bank of England on track to cut interest rates again this year. Average earnings excluding bonuses rose 5.1 per cent from a year earlier, the Office for National Statistics said on Tuesday…

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