Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Dell founder Michael Dell have exited the $100 billion club due to significant declines in their fortunes, impacted by market volatility and investor concerns.

Don't get me wrong, I like Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, but something about the combination of AI industry celebrity visual branding and cheap faux-leather knockoffs sets my stomach off doing somersaults.

Last July Meta Platforms Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg sat on stage at a conference with Nvidia Corp. CEO Jensen Huang, marveling at the wonders of artificial intelligence.

At Nvidia's annual GPU Technology Conference (GTC) last month, CEO Jensen Huang laid out some incredible catalysts that could accelerate the company's already rapid growth. With its stock ...

Huang, formerly one of the largest beneficiaries of the AI stock surge, has seen his wealth decline by $17.7 billion this year as Nvidia's stock has fallen 18% since January. His current net worth is ...

Even after a recent 27% share price decline, Nvidia's market cap is up by more than $2.3 trillion since the start of 2023. The market for Nvidia's data center chips is forecast to soar in value.

When Jensen Huang founded Nvidia in 1993, he was a decade removed from washing dishes and waiting tables at a Denny’s restaurant. Of the 50 companies doing computer graphics back then, he said his was ...

Jensen Huang and Michael Dell are out of the $100 billion club after a tough quarter at the stock market caused in part by US President Donald Trump's aggressive tariff policies which led to ...