Wall St gives its verdict on the Jensen Huang Nvidia affair

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Nvidia shares fall in early trading, as the US chip-maker grapples with the fallout of its CEO Jensen Huang's affair admission. What happens next? Also, the boss of Booking.com says jet fuel price rises are changing customers' holiday plans. And LIV Golf looks for a way to revive its fortunes, despite saying it would wind down operations following its collapse.

Presenter: Luke Wilson
Producer: Josh Martin
9 Nov 11AM English United Kingdom Business

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