2025-11-20
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The AI chipmaker also reported record data centre sales of $51.2 billion.
Investors were closely watching the earnings of the world's most valuable company amid market jitters about a potential AI bubble.
Shares in Nvidia rose in after-hours trading.
Larry Summers, a former Treasury secretary, resigned from the board of OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT.
After evidence emerged showing he sought relationship advice from Jeffrey Epstein,
a deceased sex offender.
America's Senate has approved legislation that will compel the Justice Department to release its files on Epstein by unanimous consent,
fast-tracking the bill to Donald Trump's desk.
America's central bankers expressed strongly differing views over whether to cut interest rates in December.
according to minutes from the Federal Reserve's meeting in October.
Amid stubborn inflation, quote many, officials favoured holding rates steady.
They were also divided over October's rate cut.
Separately,