After the scandal with the former head of Nvidia, senior American executives are changing their dating habits: on first dates they ask not to use phones and not reveal the meeting place, they choose small cafes on weekdays instead of expensive restaurants, writes WSJ.
Matchmakers hide the status of their clients - one Maserati owner was advised to arrive in an inconspicuous Toyota Prius. Others have given up dating altogether because of the risk of data leaks.
According to Forbes, seven billionaires linked to Nvidia lost about a third of their wealth amid the scandal. The biggest losses were among venture capitalists and board members Mark Stevens (minus $2 billion, up to $9.7 billion) and Tench Cox (minus $2.2 billion, up to $7 billion). Nvidia's first chairman, Harvey Jones, lost about $500 million ($1.7 billion left). Jensen Huang himself fell out of the 10 richest people in the world - his fortune is about 145 billion dollars.
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