According to a CBS News report, Nvidia and its chief executive, Jensen Huang, face a shareholder lawsuit alleging they misled investors about Huang's affair with an accused Chinese spy. CBS News described the matter as "fresh turmoil" for the company's leader, who is named in the suit alongside the company itself.

CBS News said shareholders sued Huang and his company for allegedly misleading them over the affair. As summarized, the report describes the suit as naming both the executive and the company, with the same accusation applied to each. The summary does not say how many shareholders brought the case.

A separate PBS NewsHour report, written by Kelvin Chan of The Associated Press, describes the matter differently in one respect. It says a single shareholder has sued Nvidia and Huang, accusing them of "deceiving investors" about the affair with a purported Chinese spy.

The two reports differ on the number of plaintiffs and on how the woman is described. CBS News refers to shareholders and an accused spy, while PBS NewsHour refers to a single shareholder and a purported spy. Neither summary names the woman, and neither describes evidence supporting the spy allegation.

Neither summary says whether Nvidia or Huang has responded to the allegations or what remedy the plaintiff seeks. Both reports were published on November 10, 2026.

Sources: CBS News: Nvidia, CEO Jensen Huang face shareholder suit over affair; PBS NewsHour: Nvidia and Huang face lawsuit alleging investors were misled about spy affair.