CBS News reported that Nvidia's stock fell again on Tuesday, bringing its total two-day losses to nearly $500 million. The network said the decline comes as the company grapples with CEO Jensen Huang's affair with a "suspected Chinese spy." Jo Lin Kent reported the story in a video report for CBS News.

ABC News reported that Huang is under scrutiny after revelations of an affair with a Chinese businesswoman, Alice Huang, who is suspected of spying. Its summary names the woman, which the CBS News summary does not, and it describes her as a businesswoman who is suspected of spying rather than as a confirmed spy.

ABC News also reported, in its headline, that the affair could cause "collateral damage" in Washington. The headline does not specify what form that damage would take, and the summary does not address it.

The two accounts agree on the core facts that an affair involving Huang is at issue and that a Chinese woman is suspected of spying. They differ in emphasis: CBS News ties the matter to Nvidia's share price, while ABC News ties it to Washington.

Both reports were available only as headlines and short summaries, so the details above are limited to what those items state. Neither summary says whether Nvidia, Huang or any U.S. official has commented on the affair or the spying suspicion. Neither describes the basis for the suspicion, and neither gives a closing share price or compares the latest decline with earlier trading.

Sources: CBS News: Nvidia shares plummet again amid CEO Jensen Huang's affair with alleged Chinese spy; ABC News: How Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's extramarital affair could cause collateral damage in Washington.