Jensen Huang’s $140 billion stake in Nvidia is largely held by trusts co-owned with his wife, Lori, creating added uncertainty for his financial future.
Jensen and Lori Huang's Nvidia fortune is jointly controlled. How that makes things complicated now that he's resigned
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