SINGAPORE/HONG KONG, April 9 (Reuters) - China's yuan ended at its weakest level in more than 17 years on Wednesday after its offshore counterpart fell to a record low overnight, as an escalating ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang likes to conduct intense, public examinations of his team's work. Stephen Witt's book about Huang and Nvidia debuted in the US on Tuesday. Witt experienced Huang's ire when ...

The deepening trade war is raising speculation in financial markets that China may resort to aggressively devaluing the yuan against the dollar in a break of their policy of pursuing a stable ...

Jensen Huang is confident that queues for Nvidia chips aren't going anywhere. The Nvidia CEO is betting on its powerful new chips and an industry shift to inference. Investors are a bit jittery ...

Jensen Huang delivered the keynote at Nvidia’s conference. Getty Images Another upgraded family of chips called Vera Rubin, which will be more powerful and enable faster processing speeds than ...

Investing.com -- During NVIDIA Corporation's (NASDAQ:NVDA) GTC 2025 conference on Thursday, CEO Jensen Huang hosted two panels of industry leaders in quantum computing. This comes after Huang’s ...

That would have offset some of the expected damage to its exports from President Donald Trump's tariff war, but instead the central bank opted for a fix of 7.198 yuan per dollar, or just 0.1% weaker.

Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Jensen Huang didn’t exactly please Wall Street at the so-called Super Bowl of AI. But now he’s giving President Donald Trump credit for his company’s new ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shared several partnerships and new product announcements during his GTC keynote speech. Among the key partnerships was an expanded collaboration with GM for autonomous ...

But she is better known for her role as Miss Huang in Season 2 of the Apple TV+ original series, "Severance." Directed by Ben Stiller and starring Adam Scott, "Severance" is the top streaming ...

The People’s Bank of China set the yuan’s reference exchange rate at 7.1889 per dollar Thursday, 735 pips stronger than the average estimate in a Bloomberg survey with analysts and traders.