hotaru251 not gonna lie his wife should divorce and take half of everything. She can find better than the piece of crap that is Jensen. Cheating shows lack of fulfillment and/or trust. A relationship w/o trust isnt a relationship. You can't trust a cheater to not cheat again. (as again you trusted em not to in first place and now they have no trustworthiness) Divorce him, take enoguh $ to live happily with kids and be done with him. Reply
Jeremy Kaplan After 41 years of marriage! Geez, Jensen, what on earth were you thinking?!? Reply
ThatMouse What is it with rich CEOs who couldn't even pass top secret clearance contracting in classified government settings? Reply
usertests Jeremy Kaplan said: After 41 years of marriage! Geez, Jensen, what on earth were you thinking?!? Damn, that ***** nice. Reply
bit_user Well, now that it's out in the open, at least they can no longer use it as blackmail. Also… The article said: In June 2018, Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich resigned after an internal investigation, assisted by external legal counsel, confirmed that he had engaged in a consensual romantic relationship with an Intel employee, which violated the company's non-fraternization policy applicable to all managers. Krzanich, who had led Intel since 2013, also stepped down from the company's board, while then-chief financial officer Robert Swan took over as interim CEO. For now, it remains unclear if Jensen will meet a similar fate and lose control of the company he founded. That's an apples-and-oranges comparison. Krzanich broke internal company rules, whereas Jensen's affair was (so far as it's been established) a private matter. If it turns out to have influenced business decisions and especially if it resulted in any laws being broken, that is what I think would trigger Jensen's demise as CEO. These facts have yet to be established, so far as we know. Also, Jensen was a co-founder, along with two others. This is right on the wikipedia page, in the handy sidebar they put near the top: Founders: Jensen Huang Chris Malachowsky Curtis Priem I would point out that it's quite common for a founding CEO to step down, after a company goes public. And it's certainly quite rare for any CEO of such a big company to stay on as long as Jensen did. That said, we can easily find other high-profile examples of both, such as Amazon and Facebook. Even Microsoft, although Gates did step aside after less time than Jensen. Reply
endocine So whens the congressional hearing, got the popcorn ready Reply
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