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BTG Pactual reported a record profit of about R$ 5.3 billion in the third quarter. Folha de S.Paulo adds that the bank also announced a share buyback.

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BTG Pactual reported a record profit of about R$ 5.3 billion in the third quarter. Folha de S.Paulo adds that the bank also announced a share buyback.

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According to several sources, Nvidia’s board is meeting to decide the future of CEO Jensen Huang, while the company’s shares fall. Capital FM reports that the board is weighing ousting Huang, and Al Jazeera asks whether the company can remove its own founder. The National reports that Gulf business leaders are backing Huang while the board weighs his future.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo, Geely's CEO says the company is prioritising Brazil and is willing to compete for customers with Renault.

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Metrópoles reports that Nvidia is considering firing CEO Huang after an affair with a "spy", and that shares have plunged. Poder360 reports that Nvidia is preparing to fire its CEO over extramarital affairs. Both headlines point to a possible dismissal of the CEO, but give different reasons: one mentions an affair with a "spy", the other extramarital affairs.

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According to several headlines, Nvidia's board was reportedly weighing ousting CEO Jensen Huang, and the company's shares fell. CBS News reports that Jensen Huang resigned and that the board announced it, which contradicts earlier headlines about a possible ouster. ABC News links Huang's possible departure to alleged extramarital affairs.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, cited by several outlets, Nvidia is reportedly preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, who is alleged to have had extramarital affairs. The board is expected to meet to discuss Huang's future, and the company's shares fell on the news. Some headlines only say Nvidia is considering or discussing Huang's departure, without stating that a decision has been taken.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, cited by several outlets, Nvidia is reportedly preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, who is alleged to have had extramarital affairs. The board is expected to meet to discuss Huang's future, and the company's shares fell on the news. Some headlines only say Nvidia is considering or discussing Huang's departure, without stating that a decision has been taken.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, cited by several outlets, Nvidia's board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over alleged extramarital affairs. El Mundo reports a new affair with a company vice president, while Público identifies the woman as Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy. The Hindu and PBS NewsHour highlight that the situation could cause collateral damage in Washington. The New York Times refers to an investigation by Nvidia into its CEO, without explicitly linking it to his removal.

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According to several sources, Nvidia’s board is meeting to decide the future of CEO Jensen Huang, while the company’s shares fall. Capital FM reports that the board is weighing ousting Huang, and Al Jazeera asks whether the company can remove its own founder. The National reports that Gulf business leaders are backing Huang while the board weighs his future.

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According to several headlines, Nvidia's board was reportedly weighing ousting CEO Jensen Huang, and the company's shares fell. CBS News reports that Jensen Huang resigned and that the board announced it, which contradicts earlier headlines about a possible ouster. ABC News links Huang's possible departure to alleged extramarital affairs.

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According to several headlines, Nvidia's board was reportedly weighing ousting CEO Jensen Huang, and the company's shares fell. CBS News reports that Jensen Huang resigned and that the board announced it, which contradicts earlier headlines about a possible ouster. ABC News links Huang's possible departure to alleged extramarital affairs.

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According to several headlines, Nvidia's board was reportedly weighing ousting CEO Jensen Huang, and the company's shares fell. CBS News reports that Jensen Huang resigned and that the board announced it, which contradicts earlier headlines about a possible ouster. ABC News links Huang's possible departure to alleged extramarital affairs.

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According to several headlines, Nvidia's board was reportedly weighing ousting CEO Jensen Huang, and the company's shares fell. CBS News reports that Jensen Huang resigned and that the board announced it, which contradicts earlier headlines about a possible ouster. ABC News links Huang's possible departure to alleged extramarital affairs.

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According to several sources, Nvidia’s board is meeting to decide the future of CEO Jensen Huang, while the company’s shares fall. Capital FM reports that the board is weighing ousting Huang, and Al Jazeera asks whether the company can remove its own founder. The National reports that Gulf business leaders are backing Huang while the board weighs his future.

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According to several sources, Nvidia’s board is meeting to decide the future of CEO Jensen Huang, while the company’s shares fall. Capital FM reports that the board is weighing ousting Huang, and Al Jazeera asks whether the company can remove its own founder. The National reports that Gulf business leaders are backing Huang while the board weighs his future.

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Banco do Brasil's profit fell 66.5% in the third quarter, to about R$1.3 billion, according to Poder360. The headlines link the drop to rising defaults by large agribusiness producers.

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According to several sources, Nvidia’s board is meeting to decide the future of CEO Jensen Huang, while the company’s shares fall. Capital FM reports that the board is weighing ousting Huang, and Al Jazeera asks whether the company can remove its own founder. The National reports that Gulf business leaders are backing Huang while the board weighs his future.

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The Indian Express published photos of Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, with Alice Huang, whom Hankyoreh describes as an alleged spy who courted investors with promises of coveted GPUs. Several headlines frame the case as an extramarital affair involving Huang and a Chinese businesswoman. CBS News says investors and lawmakers are demanding answers from Huang about his relationship with the alleged Chinese spy. Público calls Alice Huang the alleged Chinese spy and lover of Nvidia's CEO, while La Repubblica describes her as having had an earlier flirtation with a Chinese financier. According to the Sydney Morning Herald and RNZ, Nvidia is reportedly preparing to oust Huang, though RNZ's headline frames this as a report rather than a confirmed decision.

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According to several headlines, Nvidia's board was reportedly weighing ousting CEO Jensen Huang, and the company's shares fell. CBS News reports that Jensen Huang resigned and that the board announced it, which contradicts earlier headlines about a possible ouster. ABC News links Huang's possible departure to alleged extramarital affairs.

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Banco do Brasil's profit fell 66.5% in the third quarter, to about R$1.3 billion, according to Poder360. The headlines link the drop to rising defaults by large agribusiness producers.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, cited by several outlets, Nvidia's board is reportedly preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, whose future is expected to be discussed. New York Times and The Guardian report that the board is expected to meet on Huang's future, while CBS News, Al Jazeera and Capital FM report that Nvidia's shares fell. The National and ABC News report alleged affairs, with one claim linked to a Chinese spy, as the board reportedly weighs his future.

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According to several headlines, Nvidia's board was reportedly weighing ousting CEO Jensen Huang, and the company's shares fell. CBS News reports that Jensen Huang resigned and that the board announced it, which contradicts earlier headlines about a possible ouster. ABC News links Huang's possible departure to alleged extramarital affairs.

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Banco do Brasil's profit fell 66.5% in the third quarter, to about R$1.3 billion, according to Poder360. The headlines link the drop to rising defaults by large agribusiness producers.

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According to the WSJ, as cited by several outlets, Nvidia is reportedly preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over alleged extramarital affairs. El Mundo and El Universal report a second alleged affair, with a company vice president, and ABC Spain mentions a Chinese spy. The Guardian and The New York Times say the board is meeting to decide Huang's future, while Capital FM and CBS News link the news to a fall in Nvidia's shares.

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According to several headlines, Nvidia's board was reportedly weighing ousting CEO Jensen Huang, and the company's shares fell. CBS News reports that Jensen Huang resigned and that the board announced it, which contradicts earlier headlines about a possible ouster. ABC News links Huang's possible departure to alleged extramarital affairs.

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Several outlets from different countries report that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reportedly had a relationship with Alice Huang, an executive who reports to him. The New York Times says the relationship was with an executive who reports directly to Huang, while CBS News, citing sources, says the company is preparing to fire him over an affair with a suspected Chinese spy. According to Al Jazeera and Capital FM, Nvidia's shares fell after reports that the board is discussing Huang's future. Público describes Alice Huang as an alleged Chinese spy.

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Banco do Brasil's profit fell 66.5% in the third quarter, to about R$1.3 billion, according to Poder360. The headlines link the drop to rising defaults by large agribusiness producers.

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BNU reported a 13.6% year-on-year growth in profits for the first nine months of the year, according to Ponto Final, Hoje Macau and Observador.

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According to sources cited by CBS News, Nvidia's board is preparing to remove CEO Jensen Huang. The New York Times reports that the board is expected to meet to discuss Jensen Huang's future.

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Several outlets from different countries report that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reportedly had a relationship with Alice Huang, an executive who reports to him. The New York Times says the relationship was with an executive who reports directly to Huang, while CBS News, citing sources, says the company is preparing to fire him over an affair with a suspected Chinese spy. According to Al Jazeera and Capital FM, Nvidia's shares fell after reports that the board is discussing Huang's future. Público describes Alice Huang as an alleged Chinese spy.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, cited by several outlets, Nvidia is reportedly preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, who is alleged to have had extramarital affairs. The board is expected to meet to discuss Huang's future, and the company's shares fell on the news. Some headlines only say Nvidia is considering or discussing Huang's departure, without stating that a decision has been taken.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, cited by several outlets, Nvidia is reportedly preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, who is alleged to have had extramarital affairs. The board is expected to meet to discuss Huang's future, and the company's shares fell on the news. Some headlines only say Nvidia is considering or discussing Huang's departure, without stating that a decision has been taken.

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According to press reports, Nvidia is preparing to remove its CEO, Jensen Huang, and the company's shares reportedly fell after the news. Spain's El Mundo links the decision to an alleged affair between Huang and a company vice president, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, cited by several outlets, Nvidia is reportedly preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, who is alleged to have had extramarital affairs. The board is expected to meet to discuss Huang's future, and the company's shares fell on the news. Some headlines only say Nvidia is considering or discussing Huang's departure, without stating that a decision has been taken.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports a 65% drop in Banco do Brasil's profit, which it attributes to defaults in agribusiness.

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Several headlines identify Alice Huang as a Chinese businesswoman linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Público calls Alice Huang an alleged Chinese spy and lover of the Nvidia CEO, while la Repubblica describes her as a serial seducer who had a flirtation with Huang after a Chinese financier. The Indian Express, citing a report, says Jensen Huang's daughter Madison took a photo of her father with Alice Huang at a dinner in Taipei.

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Several headlines say Nvidia is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over an affair with Alice Huang, who is described as an alleged Chinese spy. Headlines report that Nvidia's board is meeting to decide Huang's future, and that the company's shares have fallen. According to CBS News, investors and lawmakers are demanding answers from Huang. The New York Times and Folha de S.Paulo highlight the fallout for Huang's wife, Lori Huang, and his public image.

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According to the WSJ, Nvidia is weighing removing its CEO, Jensen Huang, over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. The US Congress is willing to summon Nvidia's CEO and seeks explanations about that relationship, according to El Universal. Gazeta do Povo says Nvidia's CEO resigned after the account of the case involving a Chinese spy, while other headlines point to a removal review not yet concluded. RPP says the alleged spy is in Beijing, according to Bloomberg.

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According to the WSJ, Nvidia is weighing removing its CEO, Jensen Huang, over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. The US Congress is willing to summon Nvidia's CEO and seeks explanations about that relationship, according to El Universal. Gazeta do Povo says Nvidia's CEO resigned after the account of the case involving a Chinese spy, while other headlines point to a removal review not yet concluded. RPP says the alleged spy is in Beijing, according to Bloomberg.

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Alibaba is preparing to list its semiconductor subsidiary on the Hong Kong stock exchange, according to headlines from RTP, Diário de Notícias and Hoje Macau.

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BNU reported a 13.6% year-on-year growth in profits for the first nine months of the year, according to Ponto Final, Hoje Macau and Observador.

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Observador headlines a storm that shut down the country and a manhunt for a CEO, without further detail in the title. Jornal de Notícias reports that CIP says the shutdown cost more than the storm itself.

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Several headlines identify Alice Huang as a Chinese businesswoman linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Público calls Alice Huang an alleged Chinese spy and lover of the Nvidia CEO, while la Repubblica describes her as a serial seducer who had a flirtation with Huang after a Chinese financier. The Indian Express, citing a report, says Jensen Huang's daughter Madison took a photo of her father with Alice Huang at a dinner in Taipei.

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Alibaba is preparing to list its semiconductor subsidiary on the Hong Kong stock exchange, according to headlines from RTP, Diário de Notícias and Hoje Macau.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that the former CEO of Fotótica has returned to Brazil with plans to invest US$ 40 million in AI data centers.

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BNU reported a 13.6% year-on-year growth in profits for the first nine months of the year, according to Ponto Final, Hoje Macau and Observador.

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BNU reported a 13.6% year-on-year growth in profits for the first nine months of the year, according to Ponto Final, Hoje Macau and Observador.

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BRB has announced it will take legal action against former executives over losses linked to the Master case. Poder360 reports seven former managers, while Folha de S.Paulo refers to a former president and six others.

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Several headlines identify Alice Huang as a Chinese businesswoman linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Público calls Alice Huang an alleged Chinese spy and lover of the Nvidia CEO, while la Repubblica describes her as a serial seducer who had a flirtation with Huang after a Chinese financier. The Indian Express, citing a report, says Jensen Huang's daughter Madison took a photo of her father with Alice Huang at a dinner in Taipei.

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Taiwan has confirmed the entry onto the island of an alleged Chinese spy linked to Nvidia's president, according to RTP and Observador. Diário de Notícias specifies that the suspect entered Taiwan using a Hong Kong passport. Público and Folha de S.Paulo describe the woman as having had a relationship with Nvidia's chief, though the headlines do not confirm that relationship.

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According to La Jornada, Nvidia and its CEO will go to trial over an alleged relationship with a Chinese spy. The alleged spy reportedly entered Taiwan on a Hong Kong passport, and Clarín says Taiwan barred her entry. La Tercera reports that the CEO hired a crisis expert a year before admitting the relationship, and El Universal says the US Congress is prepared to summon him to seek explanations. RPP, citing Bloomberg, says the alleged spy is in Beijing.

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Several headlines say Nvidia is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over an affair with Alice Huang, who is described as an alleged Chinese spy. Headlines report that Nvidia's board is meeting to decide Huang's future, and that the company's shares have fallen. According to CBS News, investors and lawmakers are demanding answers from Huang. The New York Times and Folha de S.Paulo highlight the fallout for Huang's wife, Lori Huang, and his public image.

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Several headlines say Nvidia is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over an affair with Alice Huang, who is described as an alleged Chinese spy. Headlines report that Nvidia's board is meeting to decide Huang's future, and that the company's shares have fallen. According to CBS News, investors and lawmakers are demanding answers from Huang. The New York Times and Folha de S.Paulo highlight the fallout for Huang's wife, Lori Huang, and his public image.

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Taiwan confirms that an alleged Chinese spy linked to the Nvidia president entered the island, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias, which reports she used a Hong Kong passport. Público describes her as the Nvidia president's lover; the headline does not confirm that link. Later, Taiwan revoked the entry permit of the Chinese businesswoman, El País reports, while El Universal mentions several visits to the island.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, Nvidia's board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, according to several outlets citing the report. The Wall Street Journal also reports a second alleged affair involving Huang, in addition to the claim about a Chinese spy. The New York Times says the board is expected to meet to discuss Huang's future, and Nvidia's shares fell after the report.

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Alibaba is preparing to list its semiconductor subsidiary on the Hong Kong stock exchange, according to headlines from RTP, Diário de Notícias and Hoje Macau.

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BNU reports a year-on-year profit increase of 13.6% in the first nine months of the year. Ponto Final and Hoje Macau highlight the same 13.6% rise in the bank's profits.

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Kunal Shah, described as WhatsApp CEO by The Indian Express and as new global director by El Universal, says he wants to simplify the app and bring in more AI features. The Hindu reports that WhatsApp will simplify communication on the app and add financial services. El Universal says these would be the planned changes, without detailing them in its headline.

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According to the WSJ, as cited by several outlets, Nvidia is reportedly preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over alleged extramarital affairs. El Mundo and El Universal report a second alleged affair, with a company vice president, and ABC Spain mentions a Chinese spy. The Guardian and The New York Times say the board is meeting to decide Huang's future, while Capital FM and CBS News link the news to a fall in Nvidia's shares.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, cited by several outlets, Nvidia's board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over alleged extramarital affairs. El Mundo reports a new affair with a company vice president, while Público identifies the woman as Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy. The Hindu and PBS NewsHour highlight that the situation could cause collateral damage in Washington. The New York Times refers to an investigation by Nvidia into its CEO, without explicitly linking it to his removal.

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Anthropic is aiming for a valuation of up to $1.4 trillion in its stock market debut, according to Al Jazeera, The Hindu and The Indian Express. The Sydney Morning Herald reports a $2 trillion valuation target, higher than the figure given by the other outlets.

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Petrobras reported net profit of R$ 39.7 billion in the third quarter, according to four Brazilian outlets. Agência Brasil gives R$ 39.8 billion, while the other outlets give R$ 39.7 billion. Folha de S.Paulo reports a 21.5% increase compared with the previous period, the same figure Agência Brasil gives.

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BRB is asking the courts to hold seven former managers liable for losses linked to the Master case, according to Metrópoles and Poder360. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the action targets a former president and six others over losses caused by the Master case.

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CBS News says Nvidia shares fell again over an alleged affair between CEO Jensen Huang and a suspected Chinese spy. Capital FM says Nvidia has hired a major US law firm to investigate the alleged affair. Público and The New York Times identify the alleged spy as Alice Huang, and say she gained access to Nvidia chips. The Sydney Morning Herald and Folha de S.Paulo say Nvidia is preparing to oust Jensen Huang, citing reports.

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Petrobras reported net profit of R$ 39.7 billion in the third quarter, according to four Brazilian outlets. Agência Brasil gives R$ 39.8 billion, while the other outlets give R$ 39.7 billion. Folha de S.Paulo reports a 21.5% increase compared with the previous period, the same figure Agência Brasil gives.

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Petrobras reported net profit of R$ 39.7 billion in the third quarter, according to four Brazilian outlets. Agência Brasil gives R$ 39.8 billion, while the other outlets give R$ 39.7 billion. Folha de S.Paulo reports a 21.5% increase compared with the previous period, the same figure Agência Brasil gives.

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Shareholders are suing Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, Alice Huang, according to Metrópoles, Folha and CBC News. Trump says he believes Huang and says the CEO had no idea his lover was an alleged Chinese spy. The New York Times examines the Nvidia board's history of letting Huang get his way.

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Poder360 reports that Petrobras has approved the payment of 15.3 billion reais in dividends.

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Petrobras reported net profit of R$ 39.7 billion in the third quarter, according to four Brazilian outlets. Agência Brasil gives R$ 39.8 billion, while the other outlets give R$ 39.7 billion. Folha de S.Paulo reports a 21.5% increase compared with the previous period, the same figure Agência Brasil gives.

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Taiwan confirms the entry of an alleged Chinese spy, Alice Huang, linked to Nvidia president Jensen Huang, according to Público, Observador and RTP. According to Diário de Notícias and Folha de S.Paulo, the suspect entered the island using a Hong Kong passport or that of another country, not her Chinese passport. CBS News and Hankyoreh highlight the impact on Nvidia, with shares falling again and the CEO's succession called into question. The Hindu points to possible collateral damage in Washington, while Der Spiegel describes Alice Huang as the woman at the centre of an alleged espionage case.

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El País asks what is known about an alleged spy who had a relationship with Nvidia's CEO. La Jornada reports that Nvidia and its CEO will go to trial over an alleged relationship with a Chinese spy. La Tercera reports that Nvidia's CEO hired crisis expert Risa Heller a year before admitting the affair with the alleged Chinese spy.

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Trump says Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, denied knowing the alleged Chinese spy was his lover, and says the FBI is investigating the matter. Shareholders are suing Nvidia and Huang over his relationship with Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy, according to The Indian Express, CBS News and CBC News. House Republicans are considering issuing a subpoena to Jensen Huang, according to ABC News.

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