Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and his wife Lori jointly own about 800 million Nvidia shares worth around $135 billion through multiple trusts and LLCs, with Huang directly owning an additional 70 million shares valued at $12 billion. This complex ownership structure, involving living and irrevocable trusts, is designed for tax and estate planning and makes it difficult for either to quickly sell shares. The co-ownership with his wife is unusual and adds complexity to Huang's recent resignation, but may stabilize the stock since the trusts limit share sales. These trusts also provide tax benefits and protect assets for their children, making changes or sales challenging without mutual consent or court approval.
Nvidia shares are trading at USD 155.36 on Pluang as of Nov 12, 2026 21:02 WIB. The stock saw a 10.57% drop in one day, with a market cap of $4.20 trillion. Despite recent leadership changes, Pluang users show 69% buy activity and hold shares for an average of 118 days.
Nvidia's stock has fallen about 35% from its October peak due to concerns over the possible removal of CEO Jensen Huang, raising governance and geopolitical issues. Despite this leadership uncertainty, Nvidia's existing orders, technological edge, an...
NVIDIA announced that Jensen Huang has resigned as CEO and board member effective immediately. Colette Kress, the current CFO and Executive Vice President, will serve as interim CEO while the company searches for a permanent replacement. The board al...
Nvidia Corporation is at risk of losing market share and profit margins as major tech companies and hyperscalers increasingly develop their own AI chips. Despite ongoing investment in AI data centers, Nvidia's dominance is challenged by competitors l...
Nvidia's board is currently deciding whether to retain or remove CEO Jensen Huang due to personal and governance controversies. Removing Huang risks losing his influential leadership, while keeping him requires stronger oversight or a new chairman ro...
Nvidia is experiencing significant stock volatility ahead of its Q3 earnings report on November 17, driven by controversy surrounding CEO Jensen Huang rather than business weakness. Analysts anticipate Nvidia to significantly exceed expectations with...
